General admission tickets include a self-guided tour through the Betsy Ross House, including the opportunity to interact with a Betsy Ross interpreter in the upholstery shop section of the house.

Experience all that Historic Philadelphia has to offer with a fully-planned, guided, interactive adventure where students are inspired by some of Philadelphia's greatest heroes. Visit the Betsy Ross House and learn the full story behind the legendary flag maker. Embark on a Once Upon A Nation Story Stroll, an educational, engaging, walking-tour style program where students play a part in bringing the past to life in the places where history was made. Visit Arch Street Meeting House, a historic Quaker meeting house, and learn about the values that helped to shape Philadelphia. End your day with a visit to another site or museum in the area - we'll take care of the reservation. The experience includes trained Field Trip Facilitators who make sure everything runs safely and smoothly, curricular materials that meet Common Core standards, and designated bus drop-off and pick-up locations.

Meet an 18th-century chocolate maker and learn about the history of chocolate in colonial Philadelphia. This demonstration features techniques that were used in the 18th century and includes a sample of American Heritage© hot chocolate drink, inspired by a colonial recipe. Pricing includes admission for a self-guided tour of the Betsy Ross House.

Experience the gruesome history of Philadelphia with a fully-planned, guided, interactive adventure where students uncover true, macabre tales about bloodletting, small pox, yellow fever, and more. Embark on a Bloodletting & Burials Story Stroll, an educational, interactive, walking-tour style program that leads students on a journey through Philadelphia's history of infection and inoculation. Along the way, meet figures who lived through the ghastly 18th century and discover why Philadelphia was an infectious place to be. Visit the American Philosophical Society (APS) for an in-depth, hands-on exploration of the 1793 yellow fever epidemic. Students will discover a hidden gem of the historic district and pick up some disease-fighting skills using primary sources documents from the APS Library. End your day with a visit to another site or museum in the area - we'll take care of the reservation. The experience includes trained Field Trip Facilitators who make sure everything runs safely and smoothly, curricular materials that meet Common Core standards, and designated bus drop-off and pick-up locations.

Narrated by Betsy Ross, this audio tour guides you through the exhibit gallery, house museum, and courtyard. Come and experience the birthplace of the American flag as you hear all about Betsy Ross’s life - the businesswoman, revolutionary, mother, and wife.

Avoid the crowds and experience a unique one-hour evening tour of the Betsy Ross House with Betsy as your personal guide. Betsy greets your group and tells her own story, sharing little-known details about her life. Then, dividing into smaller groups, Betsy leads a private tour of the house, including an interactive visit in her upholstery shop, where you will learn more about Betsy’s life as a working woman, upholsterer and flag maker.

Only available after operating hours.