1776 — Breaking News! Independence
As the United States celebrates the 240th anniversary of its independence from Great Britain, the Newseum's newest exhibit showcases an original edition of The Pennsylvania Evening Post dated July 6, 1776, featuring the first newspaper printing of the Declaration of Independence. The newspaper is on loan from philanthropist and business leader David M. Rubenstein.
Rubenstein and Herbst will discuss how the news of freedom spread through the Colonies and abroad and played a crucial role in uniting American colonists behind the cause of independence.
The speaker was introduced by Jan Neuharth, chair and chief executive officer, Freedom Forum.
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