What's on in Philadelphia

National Constitution Center · Old City / Independence Mall

The 19th Amendment: How Women Won the Vote

Now showingPermanent collection·Ticketed — see website

Nearly 100 artefacts across 3,000 square feet trace the decades of organising behind the 19th Amendment, through Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Alice Paul, Ida B. Wells and the suffragists history often skips.

Exhibition website Book tickets

Also at National Constitution Center

On now nearby

The Pennsylvania Evening Post of 6 July 1776, the first newspaper printing of the Declaration of Independence

The Declaration's Journey

Museum of the American Revolution

Still Taking Minutes exhibition banner, Vox Populi

An Endless Meeting: Still Taking Minutes

Vox Populi

變 SLOW BURN exhibition banner, Vox Populi

An Endless Meeting: 變 SLOW BURN

Vox Populi

All exhibitions in Philadelphia this month Coming up in November

Nearby

Exterior of the African American Museum in Philadelphia at 701 Arch Street

African American Museum in Philadelphia

Local History3 min walk
Red-brick exterior of the Museum of the American Revolution at Third and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia

Museum of the American Revolution

Military8 min walk
The Vox Populi galleries on the third floor of 319 North 11th Street, Philadelphia

Vox Populi

ArtFree10 min walk
The Fabric Workshop and Museum building on Arch Street, Philadelphia

The Fabric Workshop and Museum

DesignFree11 min walk

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