Arch Street Meeting House is a museum and National Historic Landmark in Old City, Philadelphia that was deeded by Pennsylvania’s founder, William Penn, to Quakers in 1701.
ASMH is one of the largest and most historic Quaker meetinghouses in the world, and the museum’s two-acre property is the final resting place of an estimated 20,000 burials – one of which is the First Commandant and “Father” of the U.S. Marines, Samuel Nicholas.
Throughout the day, ASMH will have special self-guided activities, like a scavenger hunt around the meetinghouse and grounds.
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