Betsy Ross House

A very small historical celebrity house, very inconspicuous shape, two-story small building, there is a small courtyard on the side, many people gather here to perform and rest. The building is on a sloped roof and the windows are more exquisite.

The house of Betsyros is also quite large. This place can see a lot of fun and especially things. The nearby visits are also quite rich. I like to come here to play.

This was the first thing in the history of our trip to Philadelphia. Arriving before the opening was the fun of the fast flag ceremony (which happened at the opening time). The house is an incredible, fun-filled historical fact. I highly recommend the audio tour as you can get more information from the tour. Plan to walk through home in about30-45 minutes. They also have a great gift shop and we went there to buy souvenirs after the trip.

This service, really have nothing to say, recommended recommended recommended

Wandering around the old city of Philadelphia, I accidentally found it. I saw the introduction card of Lili, which is also a historical site and a patriotic education base in Philadelphia. This is the home of Philadelphia tailor Betsy Ross. Born in 1752, she died in 1836, and reportedly sewed the first Star-Spangled Banner and produced the flag for the government for fifty years thereafter. She represented the women who supported their families in the early days of the American Revolution and the Republic. Have you seen the introduction of the first feeling that this is not the story of the revolutionary warrior embroidered red flag? The house is paid for visits. The window on the second floor of the house is inserted with the early American flag. There is a small yard next to the house and a beer garden. You can buy drinks and rest. The fountain in the yard is very interesting, there are several cats around the fountain game carved on the top and the fence, and the image of the hideout cat is very vivid and interesting.

In the old urban area, passing Betsy Ross's home, it was closed in the late afternoon. Betsy was an excellent tailor. When Washington visited her personally and asked her to sew a flag for the United States, there were only 13 stars on the flag, which symbolized the 13 colonies of the United States when it was founded. There are stories of embroidered red flags in our red rock. The original form of patriotism is universal in the world.