Flagmakers’ Hall - Historic Philadelphia, Inc.

Flagmakers’ Hall

Located just around the corner from the Betsy Ross House at 111 North 3rd Street, Flagmakers’ Hall is a new exhibition space dedicated to the history, artistry, and legacy of the American flag.

Admission to the Betsy Ross House now includes access to rotating exhibitions inside Flagmakers’ Hall, offering visitors an expanded way to explore the story of the Stars and Stripes in Historic Philadelphia.

*Flagmakers’ Hall is open to the public as part of Betsy Ross House admission through Labor Day.

See our current exhibitions below.

Tickets

Flagermakers’ Hall is included with Betsy Ross House admission.

Self-Guided Tours
Adults: $15
Children (ages 6-12)/Seniors (65+)/Students/Military (with ID): $13
Audio Guide
(Buy a ticket and upgrade to audio on-site)
Adults: $17
Children (ages 6-12)/Seniors (65+)/Students/Military (with ID): $15

*Children ages 5 and under are free. We honor discounts offered through PA Access Cards. National Park Service Access Cards are not accepted.

Hours

Through Labor Day:
Daily: 10am – 5pm

Extended Hours, Fridays and Saturdays in June and July:
10am – 6pm

Location

Flagmakers’ Hall

111 N 3rd Street

Philadelphia, PA 19106

Exhibits

Unfurling History: Highlights from the Historic Flag Collection

Now on view, Unfurling History: Highlights from the Historic Flag Collection features historic American flags dating from the Civil War through the 1950s, many displayed publicly for the first time.

The collection was donated to the Betsy Ross House by the Philadelphia Flag Day Association in 2018 and offers a rare opportunity to explore how the American flag evolved across generations of conflict, patriotism, and national identity.

Included with Betsy Ross House admission.

Opening June 5: Stars & Stripes: 250 Years, 250 Drawings

Flagmakers’ Hall presents Stars & Stripes: 250 Years, 250 Drawings by artist Damon Belanger.

Created for the Semiquincentennial, the exhibition features 250 original works inspired by the American flag and its evolving meaning across 250 years of American history.