New Hope Historical Society

79th National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day.

#ThrowBackThursday Cryer's Hardware, Main Street. Across from the Mansion Inn.

Have a Wonderful ThanksgivingHave a Wonderful Thanksgiving

Join us on our next "Walking Tours of New Hope" - WEST Walk on Sunday, December 13th, 2020 at 2pm at the Parry Mansion back porch. It's only $5/per person and Kids are Free!

The Trolley on South Main Street. Lock on Main Street.

Join us on our next "Walking Tours of New Hope" - EAST Walk on Sunday, November 8th, 2020 at 2pm at the Parry Mansion back porch. It's only $5/per person and Kids are Free!

Entrance to the New Hope Lambertville Bridge . Photo Prior to 1903 , when it was washed away by a flood.

Fall Has arrived!

Don’t forget the walking tour of the south side of New Hope today at 2! It’s free and fun!Don’t forget the walking tour of the south side of New Hope today at 2! It’s free and fun!

Join us on our next "Walking Tours of New Hope" - SOUTH Walk on Sunday, Oct 18th at 2pm at the Parry Mansion back porch. It's only $5/per person and Kids are Free!

Join us on our Walking Tours of New Hope - NORTH Walk on Sunday, Sept 27th at 2pm at the Parry Mansion back porch. It's $5/per person and Kids are Free!

Thank you to everyone who took time to come by the New Hope Historic Society and pick up some of our free ferns. We gave away a few hundred ferns and hope they find new homes in wonderful gardens. We would love to see photos of your gardens and Ferns.

Shout out to our friends at A Garden in Thyme for their historical horticulture work at the Parry Mansion. Check them out.. https://a-garden-in-thyme.com/about/

Well look who stopped by to pick up some FERNS?

Pick up a Free Ostrich Fern at the Parry Mansion. 12:00-3:00pm Tuesday, August 25, 2020 "Ostrich Fern" - Matteuccia Struthiopteris - USDA ZONE 3-7 These plants adore the shade to part sun, this is part of the reason they need to be moved/removed from the bed they are currently in. When transplanting they need a shallow hole, but room to spread their roots, and regular watering initially to get them established. Lovely and lush, low maintenance beauties. They can be planted in the ground or in planters.

The debris has been cleared and removed . Luckily not very much damage.

We had some damage at the Mansion today . It Will be cleaned up tomorrow. Thanks for your support and understanding.

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