The Liberty Bell Museum marks the church where the Liberty Bell was hidden from British troops in 1777.
All History Museums in Pennsylvania
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Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum tells the story of the people, industry and communities of the Lehigh Valley.
The National Museum of Industrial History preserves America's industrial story on the former Bethlehem Steel site.
The Moravian Museum of Bethlehem occupies the 1741 Gemeinhaus and interprets the Moravian founding of Bethlehem.
The Mercer Museum is a concrete castle filled with Henry Mercer's collection of pre-industrial American tools and objects.
The Sigal Museum, run by the Northampton County Historical and Genealogical Society, explores the history of the county.
Landis Valley Village & Farm Museum interprets Pennsylvania German rural life with historic buildings and collections.
LancasterHistory is the county's history center and home of President James Buchanan's Wheatland estate.
American Swedish Historical Museum is the oldest Swedish museum in the United States, in FDR Park.
National Liberty Museum explores liberty and the heroes who defend it, through art and exhibitions.
Science History Institute is a museum and library documenting the history of chemistry and the sciences.
American Philosophical Society Museum presents exhibitions drawn from the society's collections on science, history and culture.
Benjamin Franklin Museum at Franklin Court explores the life, character and legacy of Benjamin Franklin.
Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History explores the history of Jewish people in America.
National Constitution Center on Independence Mall is a museum and civic education center dedicated to the U.S. Constitution.
Museum of the American Revolution tells the story of the Revolution through artifacts, art and immersive galleries, including Washington's war tent.
African American Museum in Philadelphia was the first institution built by a major U.S. city to preserve and interpret African American history and culture.
The Berks History Center collects and shares the history of Berks County through its museum and research library.