Season 2024 Information
The 2024 Twilight Tour season is over, and we had an amazing summer of wonderful visitors, interesting questions and good conversations. The Tours will be back again next year so make sure to follow our social media channels for updates on the 2025 season!
Tours will be scheduled every evening from the Friday of Memorial Day weekend thru Labor Day and are approximately 1 hour in length. During the month of May, tours leave at 5:15 pm from the Liberty Bell viewing window, in front of Independence Hall near Chestnut Street. Additional tours at 6:00 pm will be schedule starting in June.
For questions, reach out to us at Attn@inht.org.
Daily tours from Friday, May 24th to Sunday, September 8th with additional dates through September
Times: 5:15 pm everyday – additional 6:00pm tours Thursday thru Sunday in June, July, and August
Location: Liberty Bell Viewing Window (near Chestnut Street, across Independence Hall)
Cost: Free to attend
Reservations: None needed
Next to the Liberty Bell Center Viewing Window, across from Independence Hall
| Date | Time | Tour Title | Description |
| Friday, May 24 | 5:15pm | Philly Shaping the Nation | The stories behind the role of Philadelphia and Philadelphians as the United States was built. |
| Saturday, May 25 | 5:15pm | Complete Tour of the American Revolution | Walk through the American Revolution (1774-1781) in the largest outdoor immersive historic classroom in America. You’ll see what happened, where it happened, and why it happened. |
| Sunday, May 26 | 5:15pm | A walk through Historic Old City Philadelphia | A discussion of Philadelphia’s people, places, and events during the time it was America’s political, commercial, and cultural capital. |
| Monday, May 27 | 5:15pm | Sword Into Ploughshare | From City On A Hill To A National Treasure Celebrating 3 Centuries Of The American Nation |
| Tuesday, May 28 | 5:15pm | Forgotten Founder | Learn all about one of the nation’s forgotten founders: Robert Morris. |
| Wednesday, May 29 | 5:15pm | Living Landmarks | See highlights of Independence National Historical Park and discover how landmarks have inspired celebrations, activism, and preservation for more than two centuries. |
| Thursday, May 30 | 5:15pm | The Hall, the Bell and Ben | Focusing on key events and historic figures of the American Revolution, this tour highlights Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and other historical buildings with an emphasis on Philadelphia’s favorite founder, Ben Franklin. |
| Friday, May 31 | 5:15pm | Complete Tour of the American Revolution | Walk through the American Revolution (1774-1781) in the largest outdoor immersive historic classroom in America. You’ll see what happened, where it happened, and why it happened. |
| Date | Time | Tour Title | Description |
| Saturday, June 1 | 5:15pm | Complete Tour of the American Revolution | Walk through the American Revolution (1774-1781) in the largest outdoor immersive historic classroom in America. You’ll see what happened, where it happened, and why it happened. |
| Saturday, June 1 | 6:00pm | Tour Information Pending | |
| Sunday, June 2 | 5:15pm | A walk through Historic Old City Philadelphia | A discussion of Philadelphia’s people, places, and events during the time it was America’s political, commercial, and cultural capital. |
| Sunday, June 2 | 6:00pm | The Capital City | The Capital City 1790-1800 covers stories of how and why Philadelphia became the interim capital, the government, and the key players. |
| Monday, June 3 | 5:15pm | Sword Into Ploughshare | From City On A Hill To A National Treasure Celebrating 3 Centuries Of The American Nation |
| Tuesday, June 4 | 5:15pm | Tour Information Pending | |
| Wednesday, June 5 | 5:15pm | Forgotten Founder | Learn all about one of the nation’s forgotten founders: Robert Morris. |
| Thursday, June 6 | 5:15pm | Historic Philadelphia in One Hour | Visit historic sites like Independence Hall, Second Bank, the location of former Quaker Meeting House and School, Carpenters’ Hall, and Franklin Court |
| Thursday, June 6 | 6:00pm | Building a Nation in a Quarter Century | Highlighting the places and events which were the foundation of our republic from the First Continental Congress through the last years as our new nation’s capital. |
| Friday, June 7 | 5:15pm | Philly Shaping the Nation | The stories behind the role of Philadelphia and Philadelphians as the United States was built. |
| Friday, June 7 | 6:00pm | Tour Information Pending | |
| Saturday, June 8 | 5:15pm | Building a Nation in a Quarter Century | Highlighting the places and events which were the foundation of our republic from the First Continental Congress through the last years as our new nation’s capital. |
| Saturday, June 8 | 6:00pm | Tour Information Pending | |
| Sunday, June 9 | 5:15pm | A walk through Historic Old City Philadelphia | A discussion of Philadelphia’s people, places, and events during the time it was America’s political, commercial, and cultural capital. |
| Sunday, June 9 | 6:00pm | The Capital City | The Capital City 1790-1800 covers stories of how and why Philadelphia became the interim capital, the government, and the key players. |
| Monday, June 10 | 5:15pm | Sword Into Ploughshare | From City On A Hill To A National Treasure Celebrating 3 Centuries Of The American Nation |
| Tuesday, June 11 | 5:15pm | Tour Information Pending | |
| Wednesday, June 12 | 5:15pm | The Hall, the Bell and Ben | Focusing on key events and historic figures of the American Revolution, this tour highlights Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and other historical buildings with an emphasis on Philadelphia’s favorite founder, Ben Franklin. |
| Thursday, June 13 | 5:15pm | When Philadelphia was the Capital | A review of life in post-Revolution War Philadelphia with highlights on Ben Franklin and the growth of the city. |
| Thursday, June 13 | 6:00pm | A Twilight Tour of Philadelphia | A view of life in historic Philadelphia and how we see it today. |
| Friday, June 14 | 5:15pm | Independence National Historical Park: From Bell to Bell to Bell | Explore historical activities the occurred in Philadelphia from 1775 to 1865 |
| Friday, June 14 | 6:00pm | Footsteps of the Founders | Trace the footsteps of significant individuals and explore events between 1774 and 1800 played a significant roll in establishing Philadelphia’s place in American History. |
| Saturday, June 15 | 5:15pm | The Birth of the United States of America | Learn all about the birth of the United States of America and its Founding Fathers |
| Saturday, June 15 | 6:00pm | Founding City | Explore the Quake influence and the founding of the country from 1774-1800. |
| Sunday, June 16 | 5:15pm | Important Contributions to American History | Visit important sites in American History from 3 time periods: Colonial, Revolutionary, and Federal |
| Sunday, June 16 | 6:00pm | The Capital City | The Capital City 1790-1800 covers stories of how and why Philadelphia became the interim capital, the government, and the key players. |
| Monday, June 17 | 5:15pm | Living Landmarks | See highlights of Independence National Historical Park and discover how landmarks have inspired celebrations, activism, and preservation for more than two centuries. |
| Tuesday, June 18 | 5:15pm | Our Founders’ Footsteps (1774-1787) | Philadelphia – where IT all began! Explore the people and sites where America united in support of liberty, vigorously pursued independence and, ultimately, formed “a more perfect Union.” |
| Wednesday, June 19 | 5:15pm | Forgotten Founder | Learn all about one of the nation’s forgotten founders: Robert Morris. |
| Thursday, June 20 | 5:15pm | A Twilight Tour of Philadelphia | A view of life in historic Philadelphia and how we see it today. |
| Thursday, June 20 | 6:00pm | Tour Information Pending | |
| Friday, June 21 | 5:15pm | Complete Tour of the American Revolution | Walk through the American Revolution (1774-1781) in the largest outdoor immersive historic classroom in America. You’ll see what happened, where it happened, and why it happened. |
| Friday, June 21 | 6:00pm | Philly Shaping the Nation | The stories behind the role of Philadelphia and Philadelphians as the United States was built. |
| Saturday, June 22 | 5:15pm | Important Contributions to American History | Visit important sites in American History from 3 time periods: Colonial, Revolutionary, and Federal |
| Saturday, June 22 | 6:00pm | Founding City | Explore the Quake influence and the founding of the country from 1774-1800. |
| Sunday, June 23 | 5:15pm | A walk through Historic Old City Philadelphia | A discussion of Philadelphia’s people, places, and events during the time it was America’s political, commercial, and cultural capital. |
| Sunday, June 23 | 6:00pm | The Capital City | The Capital City 1790-1800 covers stories of how and why Philadelphia became the interim capital, the government, and the key players. |
| Monday, June 24 | 5:15pm | The Birth of the United States of America | Learn all about the birth of the United States of America and its Founding Fathers |
| Tuesday, June 25 | 5:15pm | Our Founders’ Footsteps (1774-1787) | Philadelphia – where IT all began! Explore the people and sites where America united in support of liberty, vigorously pursued independence and, ultimately, formed “a more perfect Union.” |
| Wednesday, June 26 | 5:15pm | The Hall, the Bell and Ben | Focusing on key events and historic figures of the American Revolution, this tour highlights Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and other historical buildings with an emphasis on Philadelphia’s favorite founder, Ben Franklin. |
| Thursday, June 27 | 5:15pm | Living Landmarks | See highlights of Independence National Historical Park and discover how landmarks have inspired celebrations, activism, and preservation for more than two centuries. |
| Thursday, June 27 | 6:00pm | Philly Shaping the Nation | The stories behind the role of Philadelphia and Philadelphians as the United States was built. |
| Friday, June 28 | 5:15pm | Forgotten Founder | Learn all about one of the nation’s forgotten founders: Robert Morris. |
| Friday, June 28 | 6:00pm | Complete Tour of the American Revolution | Walk through the American Revolution (1774-1781) in the largest outdoor immersive historic classroom in America. You’ll see what happened, where it happened, and why it happened. |
| Saturday, June 29 | 5:15pm | Tour Information Pending | |
| Saturday, June 29 | 6:00pm | Introducing Independence National Historical Park | Visit locations of significant places leading up to the creation of the United States and Philadelphia’s early years as the capital. |
| Sunday, June 30 | 5:15pm | When Philadelphia was the Capital | A review of life in post-Revolution War Philadelphia with highlights on Ben Franklin and the growth of the city. |
| Sunday, June 30 | 6:00pm | The Capital City | The Capital City 1790-1800 covers stories of how and why Philadelphia became the interim capital, the government, and the key players. |
| Date | Time | Tour Title | Description |
| Monday, July 1 | 5:15pm | Sword Into Ploughshare | From City On A Hill To A National Treasure Celebrating 3 Centuries Of The American Nation |
| Tuesday, July 2 | 5:15pm | Our Founders’ Footsteps (1774-1787) | Philadelphia – where IT all began! Explore the people and sites where America united in support of liberty, vigorously pursued independence and, ultimately, formed “a more perfect Union.” |
| Wednesday, July 3 | 5:15pm | The Hall, the Bell and Ben | Focusing on key events and historic figures of the American Revolution, this tour highlights Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and other historical buildings with an emphasis on Philadelphia’s favorite founder, Ben Franklin. |
| Thursday, July 4 | 5:15pm | A walk through Historic Old City Philadelphia | A discussion of Philadelphia’s people, places, and events during the time it was America’s political, commercial, and cultural capital. |
| Thursday, July 4 | 6:00pm | Complete Tour of the American Revolution | Walk through the American Revolution (1774-1781) in the largest outdoor immersive historic classroom in America. You’ll see what happened, where it happened, and why it happened. |
| Friday, July 5 | 5:15pm | Philly Shaping the Nation | The stories behind the role of Philadelphia and Philadelphians as the United States was built. |
| Friday, July 5 | 6:00pm | Living Landmarks | See highlights of Independence National Historical Park and discover how landmarks have inspired celebrations, activism, and preservation for more than two centuries. |
| Saturday, July 6 | 5:15pm | The Birth of the United States of America | Learn all about the birth of the United States of America and its Founding Fathers |
| Saturday, July 6 | 6:00pm | Founding City | Explore the Quake influence and the founding of the country from 1774-1800. |
| Sunday, July 7 | 5:15pm | A walk through Historic Old City Philadelphia | A discussion of Philadelphia’s people, places, and events during the time it was America’s political, commercial, and cultural capital. |
| Sunday, July 7 | 6:00pm | The Capital City | The Capital City 1790-1800 covers stories of how and why Philadelphia became the interim capital, the government, and the key players. |
| Monday, July 8 | 5:15pm | Our Founders’ Footsteps (1774-1787) | Philadelphia – where IT all began! Explore the people and sites where America united in support of liberty, vigorously pursued independence and, ultimately, formed “a more perfect Union.” |
| Tuesday, July 9 | 5:15pm | Living Landmarks | See highlights of Independence National Historical Park and discover how landmarks have inspired celebrations, activism, and preservation for more than two centuries. |
| Wednesday, July 10 | 5:15pm | The Hall, the Bell and Ben | Focusing on key events and historic figures of the American Revolution, this tour highlights Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and other historical buildings with an emphasis on Philadelphia’s favorite founder, Ben Franklin. |
| Thursday, July 11 | 5:15pm | When Philadelphia was the Capital | A review of life in post-Revolution War Philadelphia with highlights on Ben Franklin and the growth of the city. |
| Thursday, July 11 | 6:00pm | Historic Philadelphia in One Hour | Visit historic sites like Independence Hall, Second Bank, the location of former Quaker Meeting House and School, Carpenters’ Hall, and Franklin Court |
| Friday, July 12 | 5:15pm | Footsteps of the Founders | Trace the footsteps of significant individuals and explore events between 1774 and 1800 played a significant roll in establishing Philadelphia’s place in American History. |
| Friday, July 12 | 6:00pm | Philly Shaping the Nation | The stories behind the role of Philadelphia and Philadelphians as the United States was built. |
| Saturday, July 13 | 5:15pm | Complete Tour of the American Revolution | Walk through the American Revolution (1774-1781) in the largest outdoor immersive historic classroom in America. You’ll see what happened, where it happened, and why it happened. |
| Saturday, July 13 | 6:00pm | Founding City | Explore the Quake influence and the founding of the country from 1774-1800. |
| Sunday, July 14 | 5:15pm | Living Landmarks | See highlights of Independence National Historical Park and discover how landmarks have inspired celebrations, activism, and preservation for more than two centuries. |
| Sunday, July 14 | 6:00pm | The Capital City | The Capital City 1790-1800 covers stories of how and why Philadelphia became the interim capital, the government, and the key players. |
| Monday, July 15 | 5:15pm | Independence National Historical Park: From Bell to Bell to Bell | Explore historical activities the occurred in Philadelphia from 1775 to 1865 |
| Tuesday, July 16 | 5:15pm | Tour Information Pending | |
| Wednesday, July 17 | 5:15pm | Our Founders’ Footsteps (1774-1787) | Philadelphia – where IT all began! Explore the people and sites where America united in support of liberty, vigorously pursued independence and, ultimately, formed “a more perfect Union.” |
| Thursday, July 18 | 5:15pm | A Twilight Tour of Philadelphia | A view of life in historic Philadelphia and how we see it today. |
| Thursday, July 18 | 6:00pm | Building a Nation in a Quarter Century | Highlighting the places and events which were the foundation of our republic from the First Continental Congress through the last years as our new nation’s capital. |
| Friday, July 19 | 5:15pm | Complete Tour of the American Revolution | Walk through the American Revolution (1774-1781) in the largest outdoor immersive historic classroom in America. You’ll see what happened, where it happened, and why it happened. |
| Friday, July 19 | 6:00pm | Tour Information Pending | |
| Saturday, July 20 | 5:15pm | The Birth of the United States of America | Learn all about the birth of the United States of America and its Founding Fathers |
| Saturday, July 20 | 6:00pm | Founding City | Explore the Quake influence and the founding of the country from 1774-1800. |
| Sunday, July 21 | 5:15pm | A walk through Historic Old City Philadelphia | A discussion of Philadelphia’s people, places, and events during the time it was America’s political, commercial, and cultural capital. |
| Sunday, July 21 | 6:00pm | The Capital City | The Capital City 1790-1800 covers stories of how and why Philadelphia became the interim capital, the government, and the key players. |
| Monday, July 22 | 5:15pm | A Twilight Tour of Philadelphia | A view of life in historic Philadelphia and how we see it today. |
| Tuesday, July 23 | 5:15pm | Our Founders’ Footsteps (1774-1787) | Philadelphia – where IT all began! Explore the people and sites where America united in support of liberty, vigorously pursued independence and, ultimately, formed “a more perfect Union.” |
| Wednesday, July 24 | 5:15pm | The Hall, the Bell and Ben | Focusing on key events and historic figures of the American Revolution, this tour highlights Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and other historical buildings with an emphasis on Philadelphia’s favorite founder, Ben Franklin. |
| Thursday, July 25 | 5:15pm | Historic Philadelphia in One Hour | Visit historic sites like Independence Hall, Second Bank, the location of former Quaker Meeting House and School, Carpenters’ Hall, and Franklin Court |
| Thursday, July 25 | 6:00pm | Philly Shaping the Nation | The stories behind the role of Philadelphia and Philadelphians as the United States was built. |
| Friday, July 26 | 5:15pm | Complete Tour of the American Revolution | Walk through the American Revolution (1774-1781) in the largest outdoor immersive historic classroom in America. You’ll see what happened, where it happened, and why it happened. |
| Friday, July 26 | 6:00pm | Building a Nation in a Quarter Century | Highlighting the places and events which were the foundation of our republic from the First Continental Congress through the last years as our new nation’s capital. |
| Saturday, July 27 | 5:15pm | Tour Information Pending | |
| Saturday, July 27 | 6:00pm | Introducing Independence National Historical Park | Visit locations of significant places leading up to the creation of the United States and Philadelphia’s early years as the capital. |
| Sunday, July 28 | 5:15pm | Our Founders’ Footsteps (1774-1787) | Philadelphia – where IT all began! Explore the people and sites where America united in support of liberty, vigorously pursued independence and, ultimately, formed “a more perfect Union.” |
| Sunday, July 28 | 6:00pm | The Capital City | The Capital City 1790-1800 covers stories of how and why Philadelphia became the interim capital, the government, and the key players. |
| Monday, July 29 | 5:15pm | Sword Into Ploughshare | From City On A Hill To A National Treasure Celebrating 3 Centuries Of The American Nation |
| Tuesday, July 30 | 5:15pm | Independence National Historical Park: From Bell to Bell to Bell | Explore historical activities the occurred in Philadelphia from 1775 to 1865 |
| Wednesday, July 31 | 5:15pm | Forgotten Founder | Learn all about one of the nation’s forgotten founders: Robert Morris. |
| Date | Time | Tour Title | Description |
| Thursday, August 1 | 5:15pm | Historic Philadelphia in One Hour | Visit historic sites like Independence Hall, Second Bank, the location of former Quaker Meeting House and School, Carpenters’ Hall, and Franklin Court |
| Thursday, August 1 | 6:00pm | A Twilight Tour of Philadelphia | A view of life in historic Philadelphia and how we see it today. |
| Friday, August 2 | 5:15pm | Complete Tour of the American Revolution | Walk through the American Revolution (1774-1781) in the largest outdoor immersive historic classroom in America. You’ll see what happened, where it happened, and why it happened. |
| Friday, August 2 | 6:00pm | Living Landmarks | See highlights of Independence National Historical Park and discover how landmarks have inspired celebrations, activism, and preservation for more than two centuries. |
| Saturday, August 3 | 5:15pm | The Birth of the United States of America | Learn all about the birth of the United States of America and its Founding Fathers |
| Saturday, August 3 | 6:00pm | Founding City | Explore the Quake influence and the founding of the country from 1774-1800. |
| Sunday, August 4 | 5:15pm | A walk through Historic Old City Philadelphia | A discussion of Philadelphia’s people, places, and events during the time it was America’s political, commercial, and cultural capital. |
| Sunday, August 4 | 6:00pm | The Capital City | The Capital City 1790-1800 covers stories of how and why Philadelphia became the interim capital, the government, and the key players. |
| Monday, August 5 | 5:15pm | Sword Into Ploughshare | From City On A Hill To A National Treasure Celebrating 3 Centuries Of The American Nation |
| Tuesday, August 6 | 5:15pm | Living Landmarks | See highlights of Independence National Historical Park and discover how landmarks have inspired celebrations, activism, and preservation for more than two centuries. |
| Wednesday, August 7 | 5:15pm | The Hall, the Bell and Ben | Focusing on key events and historic figures of the American Revolution, this tour highlights Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and other historical buildings with an emphasis on Philadelphia’s favorite founder, Ben Franklin. |
| Thursday, August 8 | 5:15pm | A Twilight Tour of Philadelphia | A view of life in historic Philadelphia and how we see it today. |
| Thursday, August 8 | 6:00pm | Building a Nation in a Quarter Century | Highlighting the places and events which were the foundation of our republic from the First Continental Congress through the last years as our new nation’s capital. |
| Friday, August 9 | 5:15pm | Footsteps of the Founders | Trace the footsteps of significant individuals and explore events between 1774 and 1800 played a significant roll in establishing Philadelphia’s place in American History. |
| Friday, August 9 | 6:00pm | Independence National Historical Park: From Bell to Bell to Bell | Explore historical activities the occurred in Philadelphia from 1775 to 1865 |
| Saturday, August 10 | 5:15pm | The Birth of the United States of America | Learn all about the birth of the United States of America and its Founding Fathers |
| Saturday, August 10 | 6:00pm | Founding City | Explore the Quake influence and the founding of the country from 1774-1800. |
| Sunday, August 11 | 5:15pm | Our Founders’ Footsteps (1774-1787) | Philadelphia – where IT all began! Explore the people and sites where America united in support of liberty, vigorously pursued independence and, ultimately, formed “a more perfect Union.” |
| Sunday, August 11 | 6:00pm | Complete Tour of the American Revolution | Walk through the American Revolution (1774-1781) in the largest outdoor immersive historic classroom in America. You’ll see what happened, where it happened, and why it happened. |
| Monday, August 12 | 5:15pm | Sword Into Ploughshare | From City On A Hill To A National Treasure Celebrating 3 Centuries Of The American Nation |
| Tuesday, August 13 | 5:15pm | Independence National Historical Park: From Bell to Bell to Bell | Explore historical activities the occurred in Philadelphia from 1775 to 1865 |
| Wednesday, August 14 | 5:15pm | A walk through Historic Old City Philadelphia | A discussion of Philadelphia’s people, places, and events during the time it was America’s political, commercial, and cultural capital. |
| Thursday, August 15 | 5:15pm | A Twilight Tour of Philadelphia | A view of life in historic Philadelphia and how we see it today. |
| Thursday, August 15 | 6:00pm | Building a Nation in a Quarter Century | Highlighting the places and events which were the foundation of our republic from the First Continental Congress through the last years as our new nation’s capital. |
| Friday, August 16 | 5:15pm | Philly Shaping the Nation | The stories behind the role of Philadelphia and Philadelphians as the United States was built. |
| Friday, August 16 | 6:00pm | Living Landmarks | See highlights of Independence National Historical Park and discover how landmarks have inspired celebrations, activism, and preservation for more than two centuries. |
| Saturday, August 17 | 5:15pm | Forgotten Founder | Learn all about one of the nation’s forgotten founders: Robert Morris. |
| Saturday, August 17 | 6:00pm | Founding City | Explore the Quake influence and the founding of the country from 1774-1800. |
| Sunday, August 18 | 5:15pm | A walk through Historic Old City Philadelphia | A discussion of Philadelphia’s people, places, and events during the time it was America’s political, commercial, and cultural capital. |
| Sunday, August 18 | 6:00pm | Complete Tour of the American Revolution | Walk through the American Revolution (1774-1781) in the largest outdoor immersive historic classroom in America. You’ll see what happened, where it happened, and why it happened. |
| Monday, August 19 | 5:15pm | Historic Philadelphia in One Hour | Visit historic sites like Independence Hall, Second Bank, the location of former Quaker Meeting House and School, Carpenters’ Hall, and Franklin Court |
| Tuesday, August 20 | 5:15pm | Our Founders’ Footsteps (1774-1787) | Philadelphia – where IT all began! Explore the people and sites where America united in support of liberty, vigorously pursued independence and, ultimately, formed “a more perfect Union.” |
| Wednesday, August 21 | 5:15pm | The Hall, the Bell and Ben | Focusing on key events and historic figures of the American Revolution, this tour highlights Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and other historical buildings with an emphasis on Philadelphia’s favorite founder, Ben Franklin. |
| Thursday, August 22 | 5:15pm | A Twilight Tour of Philadelphia | A view of life in historic Philadelphia and how we see it today. |
| Thursday, August 22 | 6:00pm | When Philadelphia was the Capital | A review of life in post-Revolution War Philadelphia with highlights on Ben Franklin and the growth of the city. |
| Friday, August 23 | 5:15pm | Forgotten Founder | Learn all about one of the nation’s forgotten founders: Robert Morris. |
| Friday, August 23 | 6:00pm | Philly Shaping the Nation | The stories behind the role of Philadelphia and Philadelphians as the United States was built. |
| Saturday, August 24 | 5:15pm | The Birth of the United States of America | Learn all about the birth of the United States of America and its Founding Fathers |
| Saturday, August 24 | 6:00pm | Founding City | Explore the Quake influence and the founding of the country from 1774-1800. |
| Sunday, August 25 | 5:15pm | Complete Tour of the American Revolution | Walk through the American Revolution (1774-1781) in the largest outdoor immersive historic classroom in America. You’ll see what happened, where it happened, and why it happened. |
| Sunday, August 25 | 6:00pm | Our Founders’ Footsteps (1774-1787) | Philadelphia – where IT all began! Explore the people and sites where America united in support of liberty, vigorously pursued independence and, ultimately, formed “a more perfect Union.” |
| Monday, August 26 | 5:15pm | Sword Into Ploughshare | From City On A Hill To A National Treasure Celebrating 3 Centuries Of The American Nation |
| Tuesday, August 27 | 5:15pm | Independence National Historical Park: From Bell to Bell to Bell | Explore historical activities the occurred in Philadelphia from 1775 to 1865 |
| Wednesday, August 28 | 5:15pm | The Hall, the Bell and Ben | Focusing on key events and historic figures of the American Revolution, this tour highlights Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and other historical buildings with an emphasis on Philadelphia’s favorite founder, Ben Franklin. |
| Thursday, August 29 | 5:15pm | Historic Philadelphia in One Hour | Visit historic sites like Independence Hall, Second Bank, the location of former Quaker Meeting House and School, Carpenters’ Hall, and Franklin Court |
| Thursday, August 29 | 6:00pm | Building a Nation in a Quarter Century | Highlighting the places and events which were the foundation of our republic from the First Continental Congress through the last years as our new nation’s capital. |
| Friday, August 30 | 5:15pm | Philly Shaping the Nation | The stories behind the role of Philadelphia and Philadelphians as the United States was built. |
| Friday, August 30 | 6:00pm | Tour Information Pending | |
| Saturday, August 31 | 5:15pm | Complete Tour of the American Revolution | Walk through the American Revolution (1774-1781) in the largest outdoor immersive historic classroom in America. You’ll see what happened, where it happened, and why it happened. |
| Saturday, August 31 | 6:00pm | Introducing Independence National Historical Park | Visit locations of significant places leading up to the creation of the United States and Philadelphia’s early years as the capital. |
| Date | Time | Tour Title | Description |
| Sunday, September 1 | 5:15pm | A walk through Historic Old City Philadelphia | A discussion of Philadelphia’s people, places, and events during the time it was America’s political, commercial, and cultural capital. |
| Sunday, September 1 | 6:00pm | Living Landmarks | See highlights of Independence National Historical Park and discover how landmarks have inspired celebrations, activism, and preservation for more than two centuries. |
| Monday, September 2 | 5:15pm | Sword Into Ploughshare | From City On A Hill To A National Treasure Celebrating 3 Centuries Of The American Nation |
| Tuesday, September 3 | 5:15pm | The Birth of the United States of America | Learn all about the birth of the United States of America and its Founding Fathers |
| Wednesday, September 4 | 5:15pm | Our Founders’ Footsteps (1774-1787) | Philadelphia – where IT all began! Explore the people and sites where America united in support of liberty, vigorously pursued independence and, ultimately, formed “a more perfect Union.” |
| Thursday, September 5 | 5:15pm | Independence National Historical Park: From Bell to Bell to Bell | Explore historical activities the occurred in Philadelphia from 1775 to 1865 |
| Friday, September 6 | 5:15pm | Philly Shaping the Nation | The stories behind the role of Philadelphia and Philadelphians as the United States was built. |
| Saturday, September 7 | 5:15pm | Complete Tour of the American Revolution | Walk through the American Revolution (1774-1781) in the largest outdoor immersive historic classroom in America. You’ll see what happened, where it happened, and why it happened. |
| Sunday, September 8 | 5:15pm | Sword Into Ploughshare | From City On A Hill To A National Treasure Celebrating 3 Centuries Of The American Nation |
| Thursday, September 12 | 5:15pm | Independence National Historical Park: From Bell to Bell to Bell | Explore historical activities the occurred in Philadelphia from 1775 to 1865 |
| Friday, September 13 | 5:15pm | Complete Tour of the American Revolution | Walk through the American Revolution (1774-1781) in the largest outdoor immersive historic classroom in America. You’ll see what happened, where it happened, and why it happened. |
| Saturday, September 14 | 5:15pm | A walk through Historic Old City Philadelphia | A discussion of Philadelphia’s people, places, and events during the time it was America’s political, commercial, and cultural capital. |
| Sunday, September 15 | 5:15pm | A walk through Historic Old City Philadelphia | A discussion of Philadelphia’s people, places, and events during the time it was America’s political, commercial, and cultural capital. |
| Thursday, September 19 | 5:15pm | Independence National Historical Park: From Bell to Bell to Bell | Explore historical activities the occurred in Philadelphia from 1775 to 1865 |
| Friday, September 20 | 5:15pm | Complete Tour of the American Revolution | Walk through the American Revolution (1774-1781) in the largest outdoor immersive historic classroom in America. You’ll see what happened, where it happened, and why it happened. |
| Saturday, September 21 | 5:15pm | The Birth of the United States of America | Learn all about the birth of the United States of America and its Founding Fathers |
| Sunday, September 22 | 5:15pm | Living Landmarks | See highlights of Independence National Historical Park and discover how landmarks have inspired celebrations, activism, and preservation for more than two centuries. |
| Thursday, September 26 | 5:15pm | The Hall, the Bell and Ben | Focusing on key events and historic figures of the American Revolution, this tour highlights Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and other historical buildings with an emphasis on Philadelphia’s favorite founder, Ben Franklin. |
| Friday, September 27 | 5:15pm | Complete Tour of the American Revolution | Walk through the American Revolution (1774-1781) in the largest outdoor immersive historic classroom in America. You’ll see what happened, where it happened, and why it happened. |
| Saturday, September 28 | 5:15pm | The Birth of the United States of America | Learn all about the birth of the United States of America and its Founding Fathers |
| Sunday, September 29 | 5:15pm | A walk through Historic Old City Philadelphia | A discussion of Philadelphia’s people, places, and events during the time it was America’s political, commercial, and cultural capital. |