You've probably driven by the three-story brick building at 3611 Broadway hundreds of times over the years — or stumbled
out of the building just as many times (it's been some kind of saloon for decades) — without ever knowing that the townhouse-like structure is the Betsy Ross Building. The architect who designed the 1925 structure, Robert Gornall, created the facade that evoked the historic Betsy Ross home in Philadelphia. "The building won a lot of architecture awards in the 1920s," says the building's owner, developer Greg Patterson.
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