Betsy Ross House
The birthplace of the American flag. Operated and managed by Historic Philadelphia, Inc.
The well-known and loved story of Betsy Ross sewing the first Stars & Stripes is tightly woven into the colorful fabric of America's rich history. The Betsy Ross House, the birthplace of the American flag, is alive with the sights and sounds of the 18th century. Tour the house and then stay a while longer to learn more about Betsy and her exciting life and times through our interactive, historical programming. Also, be sure to experience our special events - like Historic Chocolate Making!
It’s in Old City! 🌟 Why not swing by the Betsy Ross House? Step inside, wander through Betsy’s world, and grab a story or two from the flag-making legend herself! It’s a one-of-a-kind stop for a dash of history and a lot of fun!
Looking for a spooky date night? It’s the LAST WEEK to experience the Spooky Twosome! 💀 Enjoy a night of fright and fun starting with eerie tales of Bloodletting & Burials at the Betsy Ross House, then swing over to Franklin Square for some Spooky Mini Golf.
🇺🇸 The women of the 18th century are at the Betsy Ross House! Every October Saturday from 11 AM to 3 PM, you can learn about their lives and hear their interactive stories for free!
💵 Pricing: Self-Guided Tour: Adults $10, Children/Seniors/Military/Students $8
📍 Location: 239 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Don’t miss The Spooky Twosome! 👻 Get a shadowy tour of the Betsy Ross House and enjoy Center City's only year-round outdoor mini golf course. Hurry—this is the last week to experience it!
💵 Pricing: $30 per person
📍 Location: Betsy Ross House, 239 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Franklin Square, 200 N 6th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
The halls of history beckon you to take part in the tales of Bloodletting & Burials and the frightful fun of Spooky Mini Golf! The Spooky Twosome experience will add a shock of fun to your night at the Betsy Ross House and Franklin Square. Available every Saturday in October.
💵 Pricing: $30 per person
📍 Location: Betsy Ross House, 239 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Franklin Square, 200 N 6th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Get ready for some SPOOKtacular fun! Betsy is teaming up with for a frightful sweepstakes, featuring their best-loved horror titles! 📚
Visit the Betsy Ross House to sign up for Quirk’s newsletter and enter for a chance to win a spine-tingling book bundle.
Who doesn’t need a chilling read for Fall? Tag a book lover who needs to enter this sweepstakes below 👇
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US only. No purchase necessary. One winner will be selected weekly and contacted by Quirk Books via email.
🕯️ Uncover the spine-tingling history of bloodletting, smallpox, and yellow fever that once haunted Philly’s streets. Meet us at Betsy’s grave in the courtyard and take a journey through 18th-century Philadelphia, where history meets horror this October.
🔪 Join us on Saturdays in October at 6 & 8 PM! Book your tour now before it’s too late!
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It’s Red October in Philly, and we’re cheering on our home team! ⚾ From all of us at the Betsy Ross House, we’re waving the stars and stripes for our Phillies! 🇺🇸 Let’s go, Phanatic and team—bring it home, Phils! 🏆
📸 Featuring the one and only Philly Phanatic with some of our favorite fans and the American flag!
GO PHILS! 🔴⚪
🩸 Discover the spooky stories of Philadelphia in the 1700s with Bloodletting and Burials at the Betsy Ross House! In this exclusive after-hours tour, meet a figure who lived through infectious 18th-century Philadelphia. Tours run every Saturday in October at 6 and 8 PM. Visit the link in our bio for tickets!
The Betsy Ross House is open daily from 10am - 5pm
💵 Pricing: Self-Guided Tour: Adults $10, Children/Seniors/Military/Students $8
Audio Tour: Adults $12, Children/Seniors/Military/Students $10
📍 Location: 239 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
👻 Experience the Betsy Ross House in new light with an after-hours tour and an outdoor viewing of Night of the Living Dead on October 4th! The perfect way to start your spooky season, learn about our nation's history while enjoying a night under the stars.
📍 Location: Betsy Ross House at 239 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
⏰ Hours: March – November: Daily 10am – 5pm
Celebrate World Tourism Day by visiting the Betsy Ross House, one of Philadelphia’s iconic landmarks. Discover Betsy Ross's extraordinary life and step into history to see how this remarkable woman helped shape our nation.
Click the link in our bio to plan your visit today!
: Betsy Ross a skilled upholsterer! 🧵 She didn’t only make flags but also upholstered furniture, created mattresses, and crafted handmade trims. Betsy was a true jack-of-all-trades in colonial Philadelphia!
Want to step into her world and see how she lived and worked right here in Philly? Visit the Betsy Ross House to uncover the story behind this iconic figure.
🔗 Click the link in our bio to plan your visit today!
👟 Take a walk-through time at the Betsy Ross House with a guided tour! Bring the past to life as you explore Betsy’s home and hear the incredible tale of how she helped shape a nation. Perfect for history buffs, families, and curious minds of all ages.
🇺🇸 After meeting Betsy herself, why not bring a piece of history home? Stop by our gift shop and grab a unique souvenir to keep the story of the American flag alive! Don’t just visit; take a piece of Betsy’s legacy with you!
💍We adore moments like these at the Betsy Ross House! Here's a sweet flashback from Mary and Jack's engagement with our rebel wall backdrop!
Click the link in our bio to book your event! ⬆️
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Back in the day, upholsterers didn’t just make furniture—they made mattresses too! Stuffed with horsehair and sometimes goose feathers, these mattresses were stitched together with needles up to a foot long!
Planning a special event? Celebrate at the Betsy Ross House! Our historic setting offers the perfect backdrop for weddings, corporate gatherings, or any special occasion. Reserve your date today!
The Betsy Ross House will close at 3pm on Tuesday, September 10. We apologize for the inconvenience hope to see you before 3pm!
: The vibrant red in Betsy’s flag was likely made using a dye from cochineal insects. It takes 70,000 of these tiny creatures to produce just one pound of dye! Learn more fascinating facts on your tour of the Betsy Ross House!
Did you know? After her first husband's passing, Betsy Ross inherited all of his belongings, allowing her to continue running his upholstery shop. A true story of resilience and craftsmanship! Visit the Betsy Ross House for a tour and discover more about her life and legacy!
Ever wanted a selfie with Betsy? 🇺🇸📸 She might not know how you took the picture so quickly on such a small device, but she's always happy to strike a pose in her upholstery shop!
Visit https://bit.ly/3J0TrcY to plan your visit today!
🎟️ Journey back to the 18th century at the iconic Betsy Ross House! Explore the birthplace of the American flag, hear incredible stories from Betsy herself, and see 18th-century craftsmanship in action Betsy's Upholstery Shop. Bring the whole family for a unique journey back in time. 🏠🇺🇸
Visit https://bit.ly/3J0TrcY to learn more and buy tickets today!
Find the perfect Philly souvenirs at the Betsy Ross House Gift Shop! 🇺🇸✨ Take home a piece of history and celebrate the City of Brotherly Love.
Visit https://bit.ly/3J0TrcY to learn more and plan your visit today!
Hip Hip Huzzah! Start your day off in Historic Philadelphia with a Flag Raising at the Betsy Ross House! Daily at 10am through Labor Day. 🇺🇸
Visit https://bit.ly/3J0TrcY to learn more and plan your visit!
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