A passion for peace is the driving force behind the National Liberty Museum in Philadelphia, a facility that aims to extinguish violence and bigotry as it puts American Freedoms to the fore through art and history exhibits. This museum's varied collection includes a good number of contemporary glass pieces from the likes of Dale Chihuly, but also pays homage in other gallery spaces to some of the world's most important heroes, known for their efforts to promote conflict resolution without violence and encourage toleration of others.
The Basics
Location:
Historic Downtown
Hours:
Memorial Day-Labor Day: 10am-5pm, daily Labor Day-Memorial Day: 10am-5pm, Tues-Sun
Season:
Year-round
Price:
Adults: $7 Seniors: $6 Students: $5 Children (5-17): $2
