Betsy Ross House Group Audio Tour

Betsy Ross House: Self-Guided

 

The Betsy Ross House takes visitors into the life and stories of America’s most famous flagmaker, with interactive and changing exhibitions.

Please visit historicphiladelphia.org/betsy-ross-house for our current operating schedule and information.

Visit our online store at: https://www.betsyrossgifts.com

Tickets are general admission and are valid for any public operating day thru 12/31/2024 and are not date or time specific. When you arrive, please have your printed ticket ready or show it on your mobile device.

Please be aware that the Historic House has 3 flights of stairs and is not wheelchair or stroller accessible. 

Current hours of operation: 10 am - 5 pm, CLOSED Tuesdays December thru February

 

Chilly Philly Mini Golf GA

Get ready to play a cool game as Philly Mini Golf is transformed for the winter into Chilly Philly Mini Golf with lights, holiday music and larger than life winter-time friends throughout the course. A perfect holiday activity for the family.

Chilly Philly Mini Golf tickets are honored any operating day from November 16-January 28, 2024.   

Parx Liberty Carousel

Get ready to ride the Parx Liberty Carousel featuring hometown heroes Smarty Jones and Afleet Alex!

Parx Liberty Carousel tickets are General Admission and are honored any public operating day thru 12/31/24, there are no time restrictions.

 

 

History Maker Tour - Flat Rate

History Maker Tour - Per Person Rate - 2 Hours

Evening with Betsy

Chocolate Making - During Op Hours

Bloodletting & Burials - Non-FDFTE

Franklin Square Pavilion Lunch

Meet the Women of the Betsy Ross House

Celebrate Women’s History Month at this one-of-a-kind event!

 

This event, set for 12 p.m. thru 2:45 p.m. on Saturday, March 2, offers guests the opportunity to interact with Betsy at two stages of her life, along with her wealthy landlord.  Tour-goers will be greeted in the parlor by Hannah Lithgow, who owned the House when Betsy Ross rented rooms there.  Upstairs, they will come upon a young Betsy Ross secretly stitching the first flag in her bedchamber, away from the prying eyes of Loyalists.  Finally, in the basement, they will meet Betsy Ashburn, the remarried upholsterer, now participating in even more rebellious activity – making musket cartridges for the Continental Army.  

 

Please note: Tickets are timed in 15 minute intervals so please choose your time carefully, as late arrivals will not be admitted and there are no refunds for this limited special program.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FDFTE - Group Lunch at the Pavilion (Franklin Square)

Franklin Square Attractions

Cocktails and Congress

Chilly Philly Mini Golf

Group Lunch FDFTE - 111 N. 3rd Street

FDFTE - Group Lunch 111

Meet the Women of the 18th Century