BETSY ROSS HOUSE (Philadelphia, PA) 

Thank you, sir, for this look at a most interesting piece of American history. You are a very good documentarian and historian.

Looks like you had the place to yourself! Really enjoyed seeing this historical house! Great job. Felt like I was there! Thank you!

I went there yesterday for my feild trip

Love this video! I’ve always wanted to see the inside of Betsy’s home and shop!

Well done video!

I really enjoyed the tour of Betsy's home. Would really like to visit someday when I can afford the trip. Thank you.

Always wondered how the house looked from inside! That was a wonderful tour

I went on a field trip to her house in 5th grade and it was so much fun!

I'm in Philadelphia I'd love to talk to the restoration guys. I just started a business that does historical restoration and renovations.

Always breaks my heart to see historical things so renovated that the person we are remembering wouldn’t recognize it. Better than it rotting away to time I suppose

I went there today

I’m going on a field trip there on Monday

Nice good tour. First 30 secs of this video is my todays whats app GK knowledge to my whats app status viewers.

Thanks fr the edward cheek house (before 1873) honoring Afro american heroes.

Betsy Ross is not there at that house. She was buried in a Quaker cemetery in the heart of the city. That cemetery was claimed by the city as it was on prime real estate. All the graves were moved to Mount Moriah cemetery in the city. They dug there in 1976 and found nobody in that grave. They moved over a few plots and took that person to the home on Arch street. Betsy is still at the Quaker site under those huge buildings or , as I think, she is there in Mount Moriah Cemetery. They still fly/have a flag, a 30 foot flag pole and an information sign at the grave site in Mount Moriah Cemetery. I know this because my mother, grandparents and a few Uncles are buried about 20 yards West of Betsy's grave.💀💀☠☠

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