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About Historic Philadelphia

See the house where the very first American flag was allegedly created, and learn all about the life of Betsy Ross, the woman who made it. Take a self-guided tour of the famous house, which has been restored to its original 18th-century appearance, and learn all about the revolutionary seamstress and the role she played in the birth of the nation.

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The much-disputed story of America’s first flag is brought to life through sounds, smells, and character interactions, so you’ll feel fully immersed in this unique aspect of American history. You’ll also have the chance to see real upholstery tools and learn more about the craft and flag-making trade from the past to the present. You can also enjoy 10% off at the gift store with your pass.

The Upholstery Shop

Visit Betsy in her upholstery shop to see her in person and watch her working as she sews for her business. You’ll get to see all the tools she used and learn first-hand how they were used by upholsterers in Betsy Ross’ time.

Women at Work in Revolutionary America 

The museum’s newest exhibit features an interactive way to learn about the household tasks performed by women in the 18th century, like food shopping and laundry, and the women who performed these tasks.

Historic Thread – 250 Years of Flag Making in Philadelphia

This exhibit focuses on the craft and history of the entire industry of flag-making in Philadelphia – beyond Betsy Ross’ experience – and walks visitors through flag history, from the 13-star flag stitched in 1776 to the Presidential flags hand-embroidered today and beyond.

Did you know

  • The Betsy Ross House is a variation of a ‘bandbox’ style home, with one room on each floor accessible by a winding staircase that reaches from the cellar floor to the top.
  • The house was, at various times, also occupied by a shoemaker, a shopkeeper, an apothecary, and of course, an upholsterer, among others.
  • According to oral history, George Washington himself asked Betsy Ross if she could make the American Flag based on a sketch he provided (the original sketch featured thirteen red and white stripes and thirteen six-pointed stars) in 1776.

Address & Contact Information

Historic Philadelphia
601 Walnut St # 130,
Philadelphia, PA 19106

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