African American Museum in Philadelphia

I love the size of this museum the most. It doesn't have an overwhelming advantage, just enough exhibits to make it appealing at any age. It's four floors, halls, Philadelphia's history of African Americans, and some important African-American inspirational figures you probably didn't learn in the first two floors of Black History Month. The top two floors are reserved for special exhibits, currently this is John Dowell's cotton. I highly recommend visiting this striking exhibition and museum!

The museum shows the development of an African-American community in Philadelphia. It has always been a well-educated leader, male or female, not fraternal or cute in the city of brotherly love. Our favorite dozen interactive dramatizations of these leaders’ lives. There are also art collections of black painters and sculptors. We don’t frequent gift shops, but this museum actually has some reasonable, high quality jewelry. Public transport is because parking is scarce and buildings are everywhere.

Mainly tells the history of Philadelphia. The collection related to Philadelphia's history has reached 80,000 pieces, and it has introduced Philadelphia in depth from all aspects of culture, life, sports and religion.

[Attraction Guide] Detailed address: 701 Arch Street (between 7th & 8th Streets),Philadelphia, PA 19106 Traffic Guide: From the center of Philadelphia, about 15 minutes away, the museum is opposite the National Constitution Center. Open hours: closed from Monday to Tuesday, Wednesday to Saturday 10：00-17：00, Sunday 12：00-17：00 Ticket price: 14 knives for tickets, 10 knives for students, The attraction is included in the highlights of the Philadelphia travel package: it was originally not put this museum into the itinerary plan. After visiting the Liberty Bell and other attractions, the time was still early. I didn’t want to go back to the hotel. I found this museum attraction next to it for 3 minutes. So I stopped by to visit. The museum was founded in 1976 to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the United States, offering mainly African-American culture and movement, and the pavilion is mainly three themes: African Diaspora, Philadelphia story and contemporary narrative. The museum has four exhibition halls and an auditorium, and the museum is small, and an hour is enough. Little Tips: Near the museum is the free clock and other attractions. Philadelphia is a very suitable city for slow walking. The travel rhythm does not need to be fast. There are various museums in the center of Philadelphia. It is very suitable for museum control to come and play. The walking distance between each museum is no more than 5 minutes. And you can also take the city sightseeing bus to visit Philadelphia. The museum's exhibits mainly include some document artifacts, costume displays and photography, and some interactive multimedia exhibits.