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A Remarkable Museum in Philadelphia!

The Rosenbach Museum and Library has been consistently engaging its visitors with exhibitions, programs, and research based on remarkable and expanding collections.  Browse through an expansive collection of rare books, manuscripts, furniture, and art.  In the Rosenbach, you will find the only surviving copy of Benjamin Franklin's first Poor Richard's Almanack and the manuscript of James Joyces' Ulysses.  Founded in 1954, the renowned museum and library is set within two historic 1865 townhouses and decorated in the style of the Victorian era.  The guided tour will take you through each beautifully-designed period room.  Your journey through Philadelphia's outstandingly rich history is not complete without a trip to the Rosenbach Museum and Library.

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A Fun Museum & Informative Library!

Founded by Dr. A.S.W. Rosenbach and his brother Philip, the Rosenbach Museum and Library presents a renowned collection of rare books.  Seeking to inspire curiosity and creativity, the Rosenbach offers informative exhibitions, programs and research.  Stop by for a fun and informative museum visit, or to conduct some valuable research at the library!

You will have an unforgettable time browsing through their extensive collections, including Bram Stoker's notes and outlines for Dracula, George Washington's personal letters, Lewis Carroll's letters, William Blake's original drawings and books, and much more.  Along with their various collections, there are also many changing exhibits, programs, and events.