The Museum of the American Revolution, located in the historic heart of Philadelphia, the city that served as the headquarters of America’s founding is now open!
The museum site was acquired through a land exchange with the National Park Service and is just two blocks from Independence Hall, across the street from Carpenter’s Hall, where the Continental Congress first met, and within a block of Benjamin Franklin’s home.
The SAR Education Center and Museum
The SAR Education Center and Museum will house galleries and exhibits will highlight the ideals of our patriot ancestors and tell the story of the American Revolution on the world stage. To see the latest update on the plans for this once-in-a-lifetime project see the video below. Gifts of all levels have an impact, and there are still naming opportunities available. We need your help to make the SAR Education Center and Museum a reality in time to celebrate the 250th Anniversary of American Independence in 2026. Please consider making a gift to this once-in-a-lifetime project by making a gift to one of the following programs: The Liberty Tree Campaign, 1776 Society or by clicking here!
