A variety of Betsy's personal effects can be seen here. Upstairs are bedrooms, including the Children's Room and Betsy's bedroom, furnished as they were during the 18th century. Back downstairs the Upholstery Shop can be seen. The Ross family conducted business from their rented house, a practice popular in those days as it is becoming popular again today. Other notable sections of the house include the Musket Ball Room , where Betsy sewed pouches to hold gunpowder for the colonists and the Kitchen, completely equipped with the utensils of Colonial times.
Groups are welcome as well as individuals and families.
While there are no formal programs, School Groups will find great educational value in a tour. The historical importance is obvious. Open on Monday holidays. Please call for Group Rates.