They collect, restore and display historic aircrafts and and the origin and development of the helicopter. The have different events and are a hands on museum.

Founded in 1926, the Museum has been dedicated to preserving and promoting Swedish and Swedish-American cultural heritage and traditions.

Tour the home of America's most famous flag maker then, make sure to meet Betsy Ross and plan to spend some time relaxing in the shady courtyard where you'll enjoy free family friendly programming like the crowd favorite Joke & Dagger, hear storytelling and see colonial crafters at work. Free Storytime Sundays with Betsy are held each Sunday at 11am from Oct - March, includes a story, craft and Q&A with Betsy!

The history of Pennsylvania's transportation heritage is here where you learn about all types of wheeled vehicles.

Known as "The Nation's Church" because of the famous Revolutionary-era leaders who worshiped here, Christ Church was founded in 1695. It was the first parish of the Church of England (Anglican) in Pennsylvania. It is also the birthplace of the American Episcopal Church. Talks on the church's rich history are given throughout the day.

They have artifcats and exhibits on dinosaurs, under the sea life, and animals and birds from around the world. The have lots of kids educational programs.

The Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center tells the story of the Schuylkill River and its human connections throughout history.

Today, you can tour Fort Mifflin’s 14 authentic restored buildings and walk among some of the most beautiful flora and fauna along the Delaware River. Open to the Public March 1st through December 15th, Wednesday through Sunday 10 Am to 4 Pm. Open everyday all year long for School, Scout Groups and Special Occasions. Have a picnic along its banks, tour the walls and parapets of this timeless sentinel or enjoy a living history demonstration. It is all here at… The Fort That Saved America!

Visitors are admitted free of charge by tour only, with tours beginning in the East Wing.

There are hands on exhibits where kids can explore all the scientific properties that go into boat building and there are models and parts of boats from the past. Pay-What-You-Wish admission 10 am-12 pm every Sunday.

Lets you experience the American Revolution through a state of the art light and sound show. The show is only offered on certain dates so see their schedule page.

These castles of Mercer and Fonthill have a variety of tours, exhibits and activities for all ages.

The Mütter Museum was founded to educate future doctors about anatomy and human medical anomalies. Today, it serves as a valuable resource for educating and enlightening the public about our medical past and telling important stories about what it means to be human.

Dedicated to increasing public understanding of, and appreciation for, the Constitution, its history, and its contemporary relevance, through an interactive, interpretive facility within Independence National Historic Park. Offers evening programs, events and daily activities for younger visitors.

This museum celebrates the heritage of freedom through art, film, and artifacts. They have a changing craft corner every weekend so you can take home a free keepsake.

The National Museum of American Jewish History recounts the still unfolding story of Jews in America, who embrace freedom with all of its choices and challenges as they shape and are shaped by our nation. The Museum welcomes all people, inviting them to discover what they have in common with the Jewish experience in America, and to explore the features that make this history distinctive.

The museum is dedicated to anthropology and archaeology. They have their own kids page on the website, they have birthday parties, summer camps and lots of kids events.

Everything you ever wanted to know about trains.

They have discoveries in art, science, and ancient civilizations. They have many resources to use for kids.

This museum has exhibits based on the many collections in the Rosenbach library. The have some programs for kids.

The museum has exhibits, workshops, and events to help promote cultural understanding of Puerto Rican and Latin culture. They have events and programs for kids.

The museum tells the story of African Americans through many different venues. The have educational resources to go along with the museum for grades 6-12.

You can actually watch real chocolate being made.

Historic country estate with a vast collection of antiques, but also has family programs, a "Touch It" room for students, and Enchanted Woods fairy tale childrens' garden.