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American Revolution: 250 Years from the Declaration of Independence

British Library · London, United Kingdom · 29 Jun 2026 to 17 Jan 2027

On nowConfirmed , 7 weeks agoFrom the museum's own page

A free four-case display in the Treasures Gallery marking 250 years since the Declaration of Independence, with period writings, maps and correspondence, plus later material on Frederick Douglass and Martin Luther King Jr invoking the document.

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