- Katie Knol
The State Museum of Pennsylvania is giving visitors one last chance to see some of its most treasured Revolutionary War artifacts before the building closes for a three-year renovation.
Running through Aug. 2, the “Revolutionary Things” exhibit features more than 140 artifacts divided into three sections — relics and witness objects, commemorative art, and centennial and bicentennial anniversaries. The museum is promoting the exhibit as the United States marks its 250th anniversary.
With the museum set to close toward the start of August for major renovations, this is the last chance for visitors to see the collections for a while. The $55 million project will renovate the main museum complex and the archives tower. The museum website states it’s expected to reopen in 2029…