The Museum of the American Revolution is a history museum dedicated to telling the story of the American Revolution. The museum features a collection of several thousand objects, including artwork, sculpture, textiles, weapons, manuscripts, and rare books. The museum's exhibitions portray the individuals and events of the American Revolution and engage people in the history and continuing relevance of the Revolution. Visitors can explore stories of enslaved and free Africans, Native Americans, and women, in addition to the Founding Fathers and Revolutionary War soldiers, through immersive displays and fascinating artifacts. The museum also features a two-story replica of the Liberty Tree, a large-scale replica of an 18th-century ship, and an immersive discussion between members of the Oneida Indian Nation. Nearly 500 artifacts and thousands of other objects are on display alongside more than 20 life-like figures. The museum offers various interactive experiences, including theaters, major interactive screens, and soundscapes, making it a great place to visit with family and friends
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Activities: We visited the Museum of the American Revolution. It has some really cool and unique exhibits including a collection of photos of people who were alive during the revolution and lived long enough for cameras to come along and take pictures of them
Highlights: The museum has some really cool and unique exhibits, including a collection of photos of people who were alive during the revolution and lived long enough for cameras to come along and take pictures of them. We also saw George Washington’s tent ✨

