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The National Constitution Center offers free admission on Memorial Day

By Victor Muniz Rosa,

2024-05-27

Philadelphia, PA – The National Constitution Center is offering free admission as we honor our heroes during Memorial Day.

The non-profit will honor nation’s fallen service members by highlighting the history of our Constitution.

There will be flag ceremonies, workshops, lectures, and crafts for all ages. They will also have all their exhibits and artifacts open for the general public.

To get tickets and more information you can go to constitutioncenter.org .

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