Waterfront History and Art
Neighborhood: Penn's Landing
Nearest Train: 2nd St Station, Market-Frankford Line
Phone: +1 215 413 8655
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Philadelphia has been an important seaport town since the 1600s. The Seaport Museum traces this history through exhibits, demonstrations, and several ships on display, including a World War II submarine and the USS Olympia, Admiral Dewey's flagship in the Spanish-American War. The auditorium at the museum is also used for chamber music concerts.
Daily 10a-5p
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We loved it there
So much to see and do, great views and the staff are so nice. We will be back again, and take more f...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 28 2008
Great Group Trip
I brought my entire summer camp to the Independece Seaport Museum and we had a wonderful time. The ...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Phoenixville on Aug 16 2007
Not too organized
Our girl scout troop "surprised" the front desk clerk when we showed up for an advertised group even...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Valley Forge, PA on May 21 2006
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