Well kept area and easy to find. Worth stopping in to check out this piece of history

I truly hate roses but I loved the view a absolutely must visit on your list of places to.see...women are powerful and to walk the path of people whom...came before me. To actually stand in a place where the flag was made is awesome...

Learn about the flag that flew at Ft. McHenry and inspired the US National Anthem!

This was a nice museum to visit we saw a lot staff very helpful they have a lot to see. This good for persons of all age groups. Remember due to C-19 only open 3 days week

Small but worth the time. Museum is small and well laid out. Lots to read. Short movie about the Star Spangled Banner and a gift shop. Then there is the tour of the home Mary lived in while sewing the flag. You can do the tour self guided or with a guide. We chose to do it with a guide and she was very knowledgeable. Always neat seeing historic homes and trying to imagine how they lived back then. Admission is inexpensive but we also had a Groupon so it was even less. Would recommend to any history buffs in the area! No parking (we took an Uber)

What a unique piece of history! Thank you, Baltimore, for preserving this! The museum is classy and teaches all about the flag that flew over Ft. McHenry in the War of 1812 that inspired Francis Scott Key to write the poem that became our National Anthem. The actual house has been preserved for us to see and imagine what life was like back then. If you take a self-guided tour, ask the front desk for the booklet that tells what each number is in the house. Fascinating material!

Museum is small. I thought that was it. But No! The actual house with audio tour is where it at. Oh and the cashier lady was so nice and informative!

Tremendously historic & educational! Enjoyable experience! Authentic information re: War of 1812, US Flag ,our National Anthem! Well worth the time!

I had a tour set up for a work team building event and the staff knocked out of the park. This is an amazing gem so close to things and I really had an amazing experience.

Lovely little museum. The lady manning the place was very pleasant and full of knowledge. The self-guided tour portrayed life of the time. It's amazing what Mary persevered through.

Nice American History everyone should know.

This is a really special place in Baltimore. It encompasses a museum and historic house with the history of the making of the flag itself (self guided tour) and goes really well with a visit to Fort McHenry! You start the visit with a video which shows the history and events around the flag and also how it came to be commissioned. Following this, there's a small museum which looks at the house and its inhabitants and their lives as well the flag itself and its history through the years (it really is incredible how well it was looked after!). Finally, you get to see inside the house. There's a cell phone tour which you dial in on or else there is a paper version of the tour too with numbered stops. Both times I've visited, I've been the only person there and it's nice to be able to take your time and really look at the rooms and artefacts without being rushed on! There's a small gift shop and the lady on the desk is really lovely and very friendly- well worth a visit! I'd recommend just checking the opening hours before you sit as it's not open daily and does close a little earlier too than other attractions.

A good place to spend an hour or so learning about the history of the Star-Spangled Banner and seeing where it was created. The home is restored and there is a self-guided tour; the museum is small but informative and friendly staff.

Came here but closed Will comeback again later I like to learn about US history.

It was my first time coming and I thought it was a very good place , and very historical .

An important, accessible historical museum. Well designed with colorful and attractive things to see and experience.

AMAZING piece of history

Was pretty neat to see

EDUCATIONAL AMERICAN HISTORY MUSEUM

Great, historical lesson for the family. Tour guide was awesome.

This an interesting place to visit on our way to the African American museum

Very interesting place to visit

Okay if you live there and haven't been. Not worth if you are a tourist

A great little place to spend an hour or so. We went here after Fort McHenry so already knew the story of the flag but it was still well worth going. The lady at the counter is so friendly and there is a nice exhibition to look round before going over to the main house. The self guided tour is by smart phone but if you don't have a phone which works in the US they can give you a folder with the same information. Definitely worth a visit.

No line when I arrived. Plenty of information and artifacts from various periods of the building's existence. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Will visit again!

The website says that it's open as of July from Tuesday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. It is Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. and it is closed. I called and the voice recording confirms what the website says that it's open. I drove here from Howard county to see this place and it is of course closed. Public works in this city, and the state, are pathetic. A sign on the front of the door is how they announce it's closed. What a waste of time.

Jill was such an awesome tour guide, so helpful and informative! This museum is definitely worth a stop!

Enjoyed this small yet thorough museum detailing the story behind the flag that inspired The Star Spangled Banner.

Very nice museum! The lady at the desk was pleasant, friendly, and knowledgeable. The American flag represents victory. It was created by women. There is a story behind the flag creation. A nice little museum!!!!

A lot more history here than you might think! Interesting to see the impact of what went on in this house had on our country, the tour guides are great at explaining the history, and there's lots of cool things in the house to look at. Definitely stop here if you're visiting Baltimore.

Interactive

Small but a lot of interesting information. I would go if you are in Baltimore.

Not really worth the visit, very small and not very informative

Nicely appointed inside museum. The house was closed on Flag Day! It was free however that day! The rose garden was blooming and beautiful! Don't forget to stop and smell the roses!

Tells the story of Mary & her family who sewn the American flag. Nice little piece of history right downtown near the inner harbor.

Well maintained old property and new museum and gift shop. Knowledge staff eager to please.

Excellent location easy to find great pieces of information and history. Highly recommend going to this before going to Fort McHenry.

Part of scavenger hunt. Didn't go in but wasn't very inviting to do so.

I was expecting to be able to tour the house. But that was only available on the guided tour. The self guided tour was not what I was expecting, but informative.

Came here to find a geochemical. Interesting historical location.

Historic Home was closed when we stopped by.

Great way to learn about the history of the American flag. As well as see how the people lived in the late 1700.

The website is very informative. I hope my visit is as fulfilling. Stay tuned.

So cool! Love the tour!

It was pleasant and historical!

Very nice historical site/helpful staff. We did the self guided tour after lunch. Excellent find!

Closed on Mondays.

Attended a wedding there. Nice place especially that it is historical. The only bad thing was we couldn't have the wedding indoors due to the elevator not working.

Beautiful grounds.

Authentic

Nice area for party

Very nice displays, love the history. Little pricey.

My daughter and I visited this attraction in February. It is a nice little museum about the creation of the US Flag that inspired Francis Scott Key’s poem that became our national anthem. It started with a 20 minute video, and then a roomful of exhibits. You can then go to the actual house where the flag was made. You can do this museum in about one and a half hours taking your time. There is also a small gift shop.

Interesting to see where first flag was sewn.

The museum shares fascinating details of how the Star Spangled Banner was made and the lady who made it prospered. A great visit and not to be missed.

The Flag House is great place to visually learn American history.

Very nice presentation about the flag that inspired the song.

Lots of history

It was ok....the flags were down so not all that exciting

Very interesting history and a great tour of the old house.