It's Tuesday which means there's a new Hallmark movie to review!

A teacher and an archivist decode Revolutionary War-era love letters, taking them on a thrilling journey through Philadelphia where they uncover history—and discover a love story of their own.

April 18, 2026 | Hallmark

Director: Amy Force

Producers: Lex Emanuel, Ekaterina Pakhlavuni

Cast:

Ahhh Philly. The statues. The bell. The buildings. They show it all. We meet Emma who goes to her grandma's house to help her mom clean it out. Grandma has passed away and they're planning on selling it. Emma and her grandma were close. They were both biggggg into history. There's a knock at the door. It's a friend of her grandma. Apparently, they were in the Ladies of Liberty. She brings her a report that her grandma didn't finish on these letters from the Revolutionary War. Since Emma loves history, she reluctantly agrees. She heads down to meet with an archivist. She gives him these letters that need to be treated and what not so she can read them. They're having a great day together but then his boss shows up. Turns out his boss wants him to put together a new exhibit ASAP that excites the people and the donors OR ELSE! Where is he possibly going to get new material? Luckily for him, Emma comes back by his office and they just start hanging out basically non-stop. They're trying to crack this code that's on the letter, which they do. She ends up finding other letters in the house which means the house can apply to become a historical site which would allow them to not sell it! It's all going GREAT, until she finds out that he's going to use the letters and basically take all the credit for it. SHE'S P'D RIGHT THE O OFF!

But turns out, he does give them credit during the actual event, so yay. They end up making up and kissing!

1 year later and grandma's house has been turned into a place for the Ladies of the Liberty.

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