Betsy Ross House
The Betsy Ross House is a historic 1740s Philadelphia row-house preserved as the reputed workshop and home of flag-maker Betsy Ross.
It is lived in by costumed interpreters and filled with period artifacts.
The house invites exploration of the 18th-century ordinary woman who became a national symbol.
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