America: A Place, A Country, An Idea
The Berkley Collection is thrilled to share that our inaugural exhibition, The Declaration of Independence: Long Trail to Liberty, was a tremendous success. Thousands of visitors enjoyed our exhibition, which began with an original printing of the Declaration of Independence and continued through the twenty-seven grievances that comprise the central section of our founding document. Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States!
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✯ Further reading
Buy the books featured in our exhibition events The Declaration of Independence: An Evening with Walter Isaacson, and Tyrants and Rogues: Examining the Declaration of Independence with Robert Parkinson.
The Greatest Sentence Ever Written by Walter Isaacson
Tyrants and Rogues: Understanding the Declaration of Independence by Robert Parkinson
✯ Thank you to our friends
Dr. Philip Mead, Consulting Curator and Historian; Dr. Robert Parkinson and Dr. Holly Brewer, Academic Consultants; Joe Juliano, Sarah Romero McMillen, and John Beckman, New York University; Roger Westerman, Roger Westerman Design LLC, Exhibition Design; Angela Voulangas and Doug Clouse, The Graphics Office, Graphics Design; Roy Lorieo, New Project LLC, Fabrication; David Griffiths, Visual Print Solutions, Printing; Michele Wong, Laurie Duke, Richard Wager, and Noah Landfield, Grey Art Museum, New York University; Michael Hennes, Cline Bettridge Bernstein Lighting Design; Zoe Fortin and McKenna Quatro, Sutton Communications.