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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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The Betsy Ross House on Arch Street in Old City is a small Colonial house where, by tradition, seamstress Betsy Ross made one of the first American flags; its link to Ross is debated but the house is one of Philadelphia's most visited. VisitPA lists it as haunted by a spirit said to be Betsy Ross crying over her personal losses, and TAPS investigated it for Ghost Hunters.
Museum open on a regular schedule with self-guided tours and costumed interpreters; check the museum for hours.
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