National Constitution Center, Philadelphia

The National Constitution Center is one of the most interactive history museums in America

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National Constitution Center, Philadelphia

The National Constitution Center is one of the most interactive history museums in America.

The National Constitution Center is one of the most interactive history museums in America. A visit to the museum begins with a performance of 'Freedom Rising,' a 17 minute multimedia presentation about the major themes and origin of the Constitution that runs every half hour. The main exhibition is The Story of We the People which showcases milestones in America's history and the pivotal role of the US Constitution through multimedia and the Living News theater performance. The Signers' Hall has 42 life-size bronze statues of the of the Founding Fathers present at the signing of the Declaration of Independence on September 17, 1787.

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About National Constitution Center

 525 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

 +1 215-409-6600

 constitutioncenter.org

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