Betsy Ross
Betsy Ross is an American upholsterer born January 1, 1752, who is famed for her family tradition role in producing the first United States flag in 1776.
Her story highlights artisan women in the Revolutionary era and remains a symbol of patriotism despite unresolved historical debate.
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Betsy Ross Sewing Table Donated to Philadelphia’s Betsy Ross House Ahead of Flag Day
A small wooden sewing table believed to have belonged to Betsy Ross is coming home to Philadelphia. The table, donated…
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“Remember the Ladies”: 12 Philadelphia Women Who Shaped a Revolution
Everyone knows the story of Betsy Ross and the first American flag, sewn in a small upholstery shop on Arch…
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Conshohocken Artists Behind Pennsylvania Farm Show’s Iconic Butter Sculpture
Conshohocken artists are once again behind one of Pennsylvania’s most beloved winter traditions, writes Jason Nark for The Philadelphia Inquirer.…
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American Heritage Credit Union Kicks Off Annual Grand Illumination with Fireworks, Holiday Performances
American Heritage Credit Union — which has locations in Philadelphia, Bucks, Montgomery, Delaware, and Camden counties — recently kicked off…
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Newly Discovered Original of Betsy Ross’s Husband’s Diary Confirms ‘Profound Sacrifices’ Flagmaker and Her Family Made to Create United States
The original diary of John Claypoole, the third husband of Betsy Ross, the seamstress often credited as the maker of…
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