Lancaster
Saturday, January 11 – Monday January 27
A national exhibit commemorating America’s 250th anniversary of Independence will be at the Lancaster County Historic Robert Mills Courthouse on Main Street in Lancaster. The American Revolution Experience is a compelling exhibit including three interactive kiosks and twelve informative panels, offering visitors an in-depth look into the lives of key Revolutionary War figures, the events that shaped the era, and the historical locations connected to these stories. Admission is free.
Exhibit hours vary. Speakers, a Revolutionary War sites tour and a genealogy workshop are planned during the exhibit’s time in Lancaster. More information and event updates can be found at the Elizabeth Hutchinson Jackson Daughters of the American Revolution Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/EHJDAR1776 or the Lancaster County Historic Courthouse webpage at https://www.mylancastersc.org/about_us/historic_courthouse.php.
In addition to the American Revolution Experience exhibit, the Lancaster County Historical Courthouse Museum, located downstairs in the Historic Courthouse, features displays showcasing the county’s rich history. Exhibits cover local heritage and the Revolutionary War’s impact on the area.
The exhibit is sponsored by the local Elizabeth Hutchinson Jackson Daughters of the American Revolution Chapter and the Lancaster County Historical Commission, and made possible through the partnership of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution.
