Located on East Pratt Street, this was the home of Mary Pickersgill, who made the first 15 star and 15 stripe American flag that inspired Francis Scott Key to write 'Star Spangled Banner'. The flag waived above Fort McHenry during its bombardment in 1814.
The 1793 house, which contains Federal period furniture and a collection of Early American art, may be seen by guided tour. The museum next door commemorates the War of 1812.
Open Tuesday through Saturday 10am-3:30pm.
