Museum of the American Revolution

Rhonda Brace (left), a descendent of Jeffrey Brace, who was enslaved during the Revolutionary era, found freedom, and wrote a memoir in 1810, which was republished in 2004 by Kari Winter (right).

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At The Museum

At the Museum

A couple holds hands while walking up the Museum's staircase decorated with green and red holiday decor.

Revolutionary Holiday Gift Guide

It’s the season of giving! Let us help you find the perfect gift for your friends and family this holiday season.

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First Oval Office Project Programs & Events

Learn more about The First Oval Office Project programs and outreach since 2013.

Meet James Forten cover image featuring actor Nathan Alford-Tate.

"Meet James Forten" Performance

Watch the Museum's first-person theatrical performance about James Forten’s early life, written by local playwright Marissa Kennedy and performed by actor Nathan Alford-Tate.

A visitor engagement associate educates families on the Privateer Ship in the galleries.

Jeff Fusco

Walking & Guided Tours

Choose from walking, guided, audio, highlights, and touch tour options to explore the Museum with an expert.

Black Founders

On the left a close-up image of the James Forten portrait. On the right, an image from a microscope of the same painting.

Conserving Black Founders: How Artifact Conservation Brought an Exhibition to Life

Read from five conservators who worked on conserving artifacts ahead of being displayed in the Museum's special exhibition, Black Founders: The Forten Family of Philadelphia.

Read the Revolution Speaker Series

The Read the Revolution Speaker Series brings celebrated authors and historians to the Museum for lively, facilitated discussions of their work.

Fall at the Museum

The Museum's special exhibition and events this fall offer visitors of all ages the opportunity to explore the American Revolution's ongoing relevance.