The Museum of the American Revolution will display Thomas Jefferson’s chair and Martin Luther King’s prison bench
The exhibit, starting later this year, represents the first time the two iconic objects have been displayed side-by-side.
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Birmingham jail bench where MLK wrote famous letter to be displayed in Philly
The seat is part of the Museum of the American Revolution's exhibit on the Declaration of Independence, opening Oct. 18.
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The American Revolution Experience traveling exhibit is on display in St. Augustine
The American Revolution Experience tells the personal stories of people who were "deeply touched by the Revolutionary War." ...
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Looking for family-friendly Black History Month events? We got you
We put together a list of family-friendly events to celebrate Black History Month. Here are some events and things you can do ...
A mural at SEPTA’s Independence Hall station misspells another historic name: Charles Willson Peale, an artist of the American Revolution
Faye Anderson, a public policy consultant and community historian, was on her way to Independence Hall a couple of weeks ago ...
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Delaware to star in public TV broadcast
Delaware will be featured in a travel program to air on Philadelphia public television Saturday morning, February 1, 2025.
Warm up for America's birthday celebrations in historic Pennsylvania
Experience exciting cities and rural customs, sombre battlefields and exquisite architecture in this eclectic state ...
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Philly People’s March; MLK Day events; Vote for Pa. River of the Year | Morning roundup
People’s March brings hundreds to Center City ahead of second Trump presidency Nearly a thousand Philadelphians gathered in ...
From ‘Rocky’ to ‘The Sixth Sense’: Why Philadelphia’s Film Scene Dominates Kansas City’s
Philadelphia gave us so many classic movies and Kansas City has not. There is a very simple explanation for that phenomenon.