Can I take photographs in the National Archives Museum?
Yes! Non-flash photography is encouraged in all public areas of the National Archives Museum unless otherwise posted.
We encourage you to share your photographs online and tag us @USNatArchives.
We also have several ways you can take home photos of our documents on display:
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Download free scans of the: Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights
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Find facsimiles in the Archives Store in the museum or online.
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Download closeup photos of documents and other details from the Rotunda for the Charters of Freedom:
Can I bring my camera?
Yes, visitors are welcome to bring cameras. Flash, other supplemental lighting, selfie sticks, monopods, or similar equipment are not permitted.