Our head curator discusses the American Liberties Gallery, which depicts America on the eve of the outbreak of war. It will feature a full-scale interactive re-creation of Boston’s famous Liberty Tree, which gained its name in the 1765 protests against the Stamp Act.

Boston's Liberty Tree

Our head curator describes the Oneida Nation Gallery, which will transport visitors to an 18th-century Oneida council house to witness the historic debate among Oneida people in their decision to break with the ancient Iroquois Confederacy and join the American cause. 

Oneida Council House

Our head curator describes the Brandywine Battlefield Theater, where visitors will be confronted by an all-out British infantry charge at the Battle of Brandywine while standing on the front lines.

Brandywine Battlefield

Our head curator reveals the Winter Soldiers Gallery, where visitors will come face-to-face with a striking re-creation of the interior of Independence Hall when it was reduced to a prison for captured American soldiers.

Philadelphia Under Siege

Our head curator reveals the War at Sea Gallery, where visitors can board a full-scale re-creation of an American Privateer ship and learn about maritime life during the American Revolution.

AmRevMuseum