Betsy Ross House
(Attractions & Activities - Historic Sites)
239 Arch St, Philadelphia  19106-1915 • 215-686-1252
Description: OLD CITY. Built in the mid 1700s, this Georgian-style house was owned by the Widow Lithgow, who rented rooms in it to Betsy Ross and her husband, from 1773-1786. They ran an upholstery business out of this house, and in 1776, Betsy sewed the first US flag here. Fully restored in the 1930s, today the house is one of Philadelphia's most visited attractions. Betsy Ross is buried in the adjacent courtyard. The gift shop offers Betsy memorabilia and flag souvenirs, books, and toys.
Hours:
Apr - Sep  Daily 10am-5pm 
Oct - Mar  Tue-Sun 10am-5pm 
Admission: Suggested Donation Adult / Senior $3, Child / Student $2
Payment Methods: Visa,  Master Card,  Discover,  American Express
 
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