Was not able to catch it at an open time...hours didnt match what was on here. Would have been really cool to go inside, but still pretty incredible to stand outside where the Declaration of Independence was written!

It is so easy to miss this important place on the sidewalk, unless you have added it to your bucket list. The Graff house board is placed right on the sidewalk but there is an additional entrance from the side which is on a smaller side road. The gate is closed after 2 pm and the same entrance leads to the museum inside.️ This place has:Yes=Ramp access.Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Entrance.Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Restroom/Toilet.Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Seating.Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Parking.

Worth seeing. The door is unmarked. Just pull and it is behind. Must see for Jefferson fans.

It’s a beautiful historic house that has been reconstructed in the 1970s. Unfortunately, it is closed to the public until mid-2017. Still, it’s an architectural eye candy deserving of photos.

Too bad it is not always open. great historical place

Awesome building.

Great historical site where Thomas Jefferson drafted the Declaration of Independence. The original house was demolished in 1883 but the National Park reconstructed the house you see today.

Very nice architecture

Park staff did a great job sharing an important part of history.

Needs to better explain that this was a rebuild and only slightly resembles what the roo s MIGHT have looked like.

If you do not know much about where Thomas Jefferson lived while he wrote the Declaration of Independence, then this is a place that you definitely will want to visit. I never realized how small the beds where back in those days much less that Thomas only rented 2 rooms.

So awesome. Beautiful architecture and easily accessible history.

This place is significant to American history and the American Revolution. Its where Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence! Amazing place to visit and learn about our history. I would recommend this place to anyone interested in the Revolution and history.

Unfortunately it is closed at night, but the view of the buildings across the street was spectacular!

It is currently closed for renovations although it didnt say that online or at the place.

This house is a Disneyland style fake from 1975. Before that, a beautiful Frank Furness bulding (Penn National Bank), an architectural masterpiece, has been demolished on this site.

Nice place i use to work there my comman center was in there

This is the house (reconstructed, 1975) in which Thomas Jefferson drafted the Declaration of Independence. Exhibits, a short film, and a fully furnished bedroom and parlor made up as if Thomas Jefferson were still living there today.

Very interesting

Part of USA history!

Nice house, kinda hidden

The Declaration house will not be open in 2019

Closed for the winter. Check on NPS site for opening date

Love historic buildings

Surprised he didnt write it in his own home

Seams to be always closed

To Jeff was the man

Great historic site

Good memory in the hidden place

Philly

Pretty

Love it

Historical

Educational

Great

Closed for renovations

Great historical spot