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Betsy Ross House

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Philadelphia, PA

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HAUNTING / GHOSTHouse c. 1740Historic house museumPUBLICDOCUMENTEDLEGEND

OVERVIEW

A small colonial trade house on Arch Street traditionally identified as the home and upholstery shop of Betsy Ross, the seamstress long credited with sewing an early American flag; historians debate whether she occupied this exact building.

REPORTED ACTIVITY

Reports center on a weeping woman said to be Betsy Ross, along with apparitions and unexplained sounds in the cellar and upper rooms.

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Open to the public as a house museum.

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