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The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University African The Academy of Natural Sciences of Chanticleer Garden Glencairn Museum Drexel University 786 Church Rd 1001 Cathedral Rd 1900 Benjamin Franklin Parkway Wayne PA 19087 Bryn Athyn, PA 19009 Phila PA 19103 610-687-4163 267-502-2600 215-299-1022 chanticleergarden.org glencairnmuseum.org ansp.org Open April-October, Pass admits up to 6 people of any age Pass admits 2 adults & 5 children Wed-Sun 10am-5pm, Fridays until to their concerts, lectures, guided from the same household per visit 8pm, First Saturdays 8am-5pm Tours and Annual Festivals plus special exhibits and Academy Pass admits 4 adults and all children 10% Discount in the Museum Store festivals, and membership savings at 12 and under Available tours and times the academy shops and cafe $75.00 Replacement Fee $60.00 Replacement Fee $150.00 Replacement Fee Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site Morris Arboretum African American Museum in Phila 2027 Fairmount Ave, 100 E Northwestern Ave 701 Arch St Phila , PA 19106 Philadelphia, PA 19130 Phila PA 19118 (215) 574-0380 (215)236-3300 215-247-5777 www.aampmuseum.org www.easternstate.org upenn.edu/arboretum Pass admits up to 6 people Pass admits 6 people ages 7 and up Pass admits 2 adults & 4 children 10% discount in the Museum Store $199.00 Replacement Fee Plus membership savings at the gift Discounted admission to Art Pass cannot be used for member shop and select local retailers. Sanctuary benefits, in the store for discounts, for $100.00 Replacement Fee $75.00 Replacement Fee special events, or for Terror Behind the Walls. Museum of the American Revolution Battleship New Jersey 101 South Third St 100 Clinton St Elmwood Park Zoo Phila PA 19106 Camden NJ 08103 1661 Harding Blvd 215-253-6731 856-866-1652 Norristown PA 19401 www.amrevmuseum.org www.battleshipnewjersey.org 610-277-3825; Pass admits 2 adults & 4 children Pass AND A LIBRARY CARD admits 2 elmwoodparkzoo.org $150.00 Replacement Fee adults & 3 children, plus receive 15% Pass AND A LIBRARY CARD admits 2 discount on Overnight Program and adults and 6 children to visit Mütter Museum of The College of Museum Store. plus receive membership savings at Physicians of Philadelphia $125.00 Replacement Fee the Lenore Weiss Nature Shop and 19 S 22nd St, Cougar Café Philadelphia, PA 19103 $200.00 Replacement Fee 215-560-8564 muttermuseum.org15.560.8564 Pass admits 4 people ages 6 and up $200.00 Replacement Fee National Constitution Center Simeone Foundation Automotive Conshohocken Free Library 525 Arch St Museum MUSEUM PASSES Philadelphia, PA 19106 6825-31 Norwitch Dr 215.409.6600 Philadelphia, PA 19153 constitutioncenter.org 215 365-7233 Pass admits 2 adults & 4 children simeonemuseum.org Discounts at the café and store Pass admits 2 adults & 3 children $125.00 Replacement fee $75.00 Replacement fee National Liberty Museum University of Penn Museum of 321 Chestnut Street Archaeology and Anthropology Museum Passes Policies Philadelphia, PA 19106 3260 South St Passes maybe borrowed on ADULT cards only 215-925-2800, ext 130 Phila PA 19104 Patrons must show THEIR OWN library www.libertymuseum.org 215-898-4000 www.penn.museum card and a matching photo ID to borrow Pass admits 6 people museum passes $60.00 Replacement fee Pass entitles 2 adults and all dependent children, plus membership Available on a first come, first serve basis- ONE PASS PER FAMILY National Museum of American Jewish savings at the museum store and the May be reserved by phone, must be picked History Pepper Mill Café. $95.00 Replacement Fee up within one hour 101 South Independence Mall East Call or check museum website for hours Phila , PA 19106 Most are 3 day loan, no renewals; except (215) 923-3811 Woodmere Art Museum Pass 9201 Germantown Ave Chanticleer Garden– 7 day loan, no www.nmajh.org renewals Pass admits 2 adults and all children Phila PA 19118 215-247-0476 $5.00/day late fee up to age 21 to visit, plus10% Return at Conshohocken Library front discount in the Museum Store woodmereartmuseum.org Pass admits 2 adults & 4 children, desk only (not Book Return) or incur $5.00 Discounted admission to Public Fine Programs plus membership savings at the museum store and admission to Passes are provided by: $180.00 Replacement Fee The Friends of the Conshohocken Free Library special exhibitions Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens $70.00 Replacement Fee Conshohocken Free Library A Branch of Montgomery County-Norristown 1020 South St Phila PA 19147 Public Library 215-733-0390 301 Fayette Street Conshohocken, PA 19428 www.phillymagicgardens.org 610-825-1656 www.mc-npl.org Pass admits 2 adults and up to 3 children under 18 Hours: 10% off gift shop purchases Mon & Wed 12 pm - 9 pm $100.00 Replacement fee Tues & Thurs 10 am - 5 pm Fri 1 pm - 5 pm Sat 10 am - 2 pm CLOSED SUNDAY .
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