Museum of the American Revolution

WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE EXHIBIT

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Post published:August 29, 2020
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The When Women Lost the Vote: A Revolutionary Story, 1776-1807 is a groundbreaking new exhibit that will open at the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia

THEY WERE GOOD SOLDIERS

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Post published:August 3, 2020
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They Were Good Soldiers is a book of recollections about African-American men who served during the Revolutionary War. Author John U. Rees focuses on those who were in the Continental Army.

Loyalist Cavalry Tableau at Revolutionary Place

Taking the Kids — To Philadelphia, the birthplace of the nation

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Post published:June 28, 2018
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“Many children were swept up in the drama of the American Revolution,” explained Dr. Elizabeth Grant, the director of education at the immersive the Museum of the American Revolution

Kids can dress up and even do laundry (without water) at Revolution Place

Kids become revolutionaries in Philadelphia this summer

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Post published:June 1, 2018
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The kids who visit the new Revolution Place, opening June 9, in the year-old Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia can do laundry in an army camp as well as get news just like from the "internet"