Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia?

**Norsaq** · May 13th, 2017, 09:26 PM

The Museum of the American Revolution just opened last month in Philadelphia. On their website, I can't tell if it's federal, state, or municipally owned. Does anyone know if this is a prohibited location, or if it has any security checks or posted notices against concealed carry with a LTCF?

**Gman106** · May 13th, 2017, 09:39 PM

It has a .org not .gov web address. I believe it's a private/pubic partnership type arrangement and not administered by the NPS. I didn't find any security faqs addressed on their website.

**archon** · May 16th, 2017, 11:09 PM

Originally Posted by Gman106

It has a .org not .gov web address. I believe it's a private/pubic partnership type arrangement and not administered by the NPS. I didn't find any security faqs addressed on their website.

Carrying is the same rules as a private business. It is run by a non-profit at least 95% sure. Have only walked by and have not seen any signs of searches or metal detectors. If it is NPS, which I do not think, then they are required to have the "gun ban" notices in the entrances. You can always call too but that is to your own detriment. A guy calling to ask by about legal carry will end up a mass shooting threat these days with your face all over the local news. I would suggest that if you go and want to carry that you check the outside doors for notices. If there are some take them as you wish (obviously we should respect the law and private property rights). If you drove and still want to go lock your gun in your car. If not take your cash elsewhere and vote with your wallet.