Celebrate Independence Day at Fraunces Tavern Museum with $1 admission all day long! Starting at 2:00pm, you can also attend an afternoon of talks as a part of the Lower Manhattan Historical Association’s It Happened Here programming.

More information about the program schedule and the rest of the Lower Manhattan Historical Association’s July 4 activities can be found here.

On loan in the Davis Educational Center and Loeb Gallery through July 10th, make sure to view a very rare printing of the Declaration of Independence in The New-York Journal or The General Advertiser, printed by John Holt in Water Street on July 11, 1776, as well as an official facsimile of the Declaration of Independence, made from copperplate engraving printed by William J. Stone, circa 1833.

Can't visit the Museum in person? Join the Zoom webinar to experience the It Happened Here programming - no registration required!

IT HAPPENED HERE - July 4th at Fraunces Tavern Museum
Tuesday, July 4 | 2:00pm-4:00pm EDT
Click here to join the webinar.
Webinar ID: 872 7158 4117
Password: 1776
Or dial in at +1 646-931-3860