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Explore the foundation of American democracy on an exclusive tour of the National Archives Museum with skip-the-line access. View the original Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights up close. Learn how these documents shaped a global superpower, and discover personal letters, speeches, and rare artifacts, including the Emancipation Proclamation and the Magna Carta, on a moving journey through U.S. history.
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Orin_G, Jul 2026
Annamarie was a great tour guide at the Washington Museum of National Archives. She was very knowledgeable. We purchased the VIP tour. Little or no waiting.
Compass17432961455, Jul 2026
Ryan was a wonderful and knowledgeable guide. We would do this plan again anytime to avoid lines and to gain the valuable information we received from him.
Karen C, Jul 2026
We had a wonderful time! Anne Marie was the best tour guide we have ever had. Her Archive knowledge was so deep and interesting. She was kind and patient and we did not feel rushed through our tour. We learned so much and left very happy and fullfilled and proud to be an American! Thank you Anne Marie for making our trip to DC extra special!
Caroline_R, Jun 2026
Such a wonderful trip with Brenda! We were lucky it was just us so it felt incredibly personalised. Got us straight in and no need to wait to see these impressive documents. So much valuable information given, with additional insights/documents to boot. Just simply worth every penny! Felt very VIP and learnt far more than I would otherwise!
Step through the doors of this majestic neoclassical building, often called a temple to American history. Follow your guide into the National Archives Rotunda to learn about the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution while standing before these remarkably preserved documents. Alongside the Bill of Rights and Federalist Papers, you’ll see signatures from famous statesmen such as Alexander Hamilton.
Next, explore the Public Vaults Exhibits, where letters from presidents including George Washington and John F. Kennedy are on display. Learn about the Emancipation Proclamation and its role in ending slavery, then see documents connected to the Civil Rights Movement, including a citation issued to Rosa Parks.
Finally, in the Rubenstein Gallery, examine the 1297 Magna Carta. Written centuries before the founding of the United States, it profoundly influenced many of the historic documents housed in the National Archives today.
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