The Franklin Institute was founded in 1824 in Philadelphia to honor the legacy of Benjamin Franklin.
Two centuries later, it remains a destination for science and technology education, recognition, and inspiration for future generations.
The landmark building on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway has been the home of The Franklin Institute Museum since it opened in 1934.
It was one of the first hands-on science museums in the country and remains a leader in the industry of “informal” science education industry.
Continuing the mission of the Institute since it opened inspiring a passion for learning about science and technology.
In celebration of 200 years the museum is undergoing a modernization project that will reimagine the core galleries that make up the Franklin Institute.
Wondrous Space opened last November as the first part of the project. Body Odyssey and the Hamilton Collections Gallery are the newest additions.
Body Odyssey is the new …