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Hope Lodge
Visit this exquisite 18th-century Georgian home. Built for Samuel Morris, it is grand in design and includes unique collections of period furnishings, decorative arts and fine art. Programs include summer youth history camp, Evening Concerts on the Lawn, Summer Fun Sundays and 1777 Encampment Reenactment. Visitor services include guided tours of the mansion, an orientation film and museum store. Volunteer support provided by the Friends of Hope Lodge and Mather Mill.
Phone
215-646-1595
Website
Hours of Operation
Hope Lodge will be open for tours every Sunday of each month from April 7 through October 27 with tours at 1:00 and 2:30 PM (some exceptions apply). The site opens at 12:30 PM and closes at 4:00 PM.
Admission Details
Events:
Please visit our Events Calendar for more information and tour dates.
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