National Constitution Center — Attraction in Philadelphia

I've been inside the National Constitutional Center at least once...if you look at the weight looming in the pictured in the displayed present artwork with this..as pictured from my internet.., I rated the National Constitution Center five-star seriousness and five-star seriousnous. Here what can happen with those five stars... "i wrote to the united states,.......'...let my people go '...i live in Chinatown.

I started a USD exchange within Chinatown...after I gave two obviously legal examples, i said, 'your business is your own'....new mod cement trucks roll by my with assurances....

I fought off and WON the fight against shelter grants and the shelter system. I WON because I firmly decided that they are all a bunch using the system....The United States of America takes a dim view of 'people' or 'agencies corrupt' using and re routing it's tax dollar....That many vocabulary definitions--new world concept--one has to understand before you know who did what with a definition called 'shelter'.... UNDERSTAND this..afted people noticed his review and tried to use it's active internet service to connect to their priority, they don't exist.....To uphold properly the CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is the first micron moment priority...as soon as you didn't hear that you criminal... because if the US CONSTITUTION only echo's with you, that is step number one...right...

The walls are blue for good reason. There's certainly a bias as far as the telling of history - including the emphasis on certain points.

One volunteer, George, engaged visitors and asked them their opinion of the sitting president. When one guest said that she felt he was doing a good job, George decided to list the personal failings of the sitting president. When I approached and asked him if it was his opinion or that of the NCC, he said it was his own even though he was wearing a polo with the NCC logo and a lanyard with the same logo and his name and picture. He insisted that he was exercising his right to free speech.

I've reported the incident and was assured that the organization is non-partisan, but I doubt it will go any further than that. George does have the right to free speech, even when he's representing an organization that has a different mindset from his own. What George does not have the freedom from are the repercussions of that exercise. One repercussion is that I'm exercising MY right to free speech and leaving a one-star review of the NCC because I was standing in a room with life-sized reproductions of the founding fathers and had to listen to his leftest propaganda while representing the organization (and by extension everyone who...

I have been here many times, and each time I learn something new about American history. There is a fun 20 minute live presentation that provides an overview of the Constitution's history, and then interactive exhibits that cover major milestones and amendments. The exhibits are truly interactive, and include voting booths, trivia, audio segments, video, and more.

They also have rare early drafts of the Constitution, which are really cool to see together so you can see the document's evolution. The Signers Hall features life size bronze statues of all the men present for the signing of the Constitution, which is one of the coolest aspects of the museum.

Docents are easy to spot and eager to answer questions and tell you more about the museum. They are all knowledgeable and friendly, and one of the museum's best resources.

Plus, it's right by Independence Mall and many other Center City historic sites. Also be sure to check out the website, which features at least some of the exhibits in...