Visit Us - House of Flags
More than 300 flags are available for viewing during a tour of the House. The House of Flags Museum is the only location with all 27 U.S. flags on display. The tour begins with the “Defenders of Freedom” collection of military service and religious flags.
House of Flags | Where Patriotism Lives
To provide a unique tourist destination in North Carolina dedicated to nurturing and promoting patriotism, flag etiquette, and historical understanding of the evolution of our Nation’s flag.
About | House of Flags
The purpose of the House of Flags Museum is to properly display a unique and comprehensive historical collection of over 300 United States, military, state, and international flags including all 27 full-size official U.S. flags from 1776 to 1960, and to provide educational experiences to elementary school children, high school students, and ...
Contact Us - House of Flags
For school and group tours contact the House of Flags at 828-894-5640 or email [email protected]. Donations are accepted to cover expenses. Admission is Free
Flag History - House of Flags
In 1776, in the wars early days, its reported a patriot sewed six white stripes on the Red Ensign to show his displeasure with the British and created the Continental Colors, or, the flag Washington called the Grand Union Flag when he raised it at the battle of Cambridge.
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For school and group tours contact the House of Flags at 828-894-5640 or email [email protected]. Donations are accepted to cover expenses. Admission is Free
Eisenhower Flags - House of Flags
Dwight D. Eisenhower. The 34th President of the United States (1953 to 1961), was the only President in our Nation’s history to serve under three different President’s flags. The exhibit included 48-star, 49-star, and 50-star President’s flags and the corresponding U.S. colors.
September 11 Flags - House of Flags
September 11 Flags. These three flags help us tell a dreadful story to generations to come of what 9/11 is all about. The Flag of Honor and the Flag of Heroes, displayed the the NYC 9/11 Memorial at Ground Zero and the House of Flags, were designed with the intent of immortalizing the victims of September 11, 2001. Flag of Honor.
Our Founder - House of Flags
It was with great sadnes we lost George Scofield, the House of Flags founder and museum curator, on November 25th 2008. His tireless passion for educating the younger generations about the history of our Nation’s flags, what real patriotism is all about, and the flag’s stories about our struggles for liberty and freedom never went unnoticed.
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For school and group tours contact the House of Flags at 828-894-5640 or email [email protected]. Donations are accepted to cover expenses. Admission is Free