Closed - part of collection will be a National Constitution Center
9/12/2016
From the museum's website:"After much consideration of changed circumstances in the region’s ph...
Civil War Library and Museum
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3 Chestnut St
Philadelphia, PA 19107
The Civil War Museum of Philadelphia, chartered in 1888 by the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States, is dedicated to interpreting the mid-19th century struggle for freedom, equality, and national unity. The museum tells the story of the Civil War through the perspectives of the individuals who shaped it and aims to inspire a renewed dedication to the nation's founding principles.
From its founding by John Page Nicholson to the present day, the museum has been a vital resource for understanding the significance of the Civil War in American history. It continues to engage the public through various educational initiatives and events that honor the legacy of those who fought for the nation's ideals.
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4.03 reviews
Closed and Relocating
1/23/2012
This significant Civil War library and museum emphasizes the Union Army's archives. Unfortunately, t...
History buff's delight
6/2/2008
If you are a history buff this is the place for you!!! The museum is a little hard to find as it is...
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