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Parry Mansion Museum Tours

Parry Mansion Museum

Open May - September 1

Saturday and Sunday

1pm - 4pm


Benjamin Parry is known as the “Father of New Hope”. When he named his flour mill, New Hope Flour Mill, the name, New Hope, later replaced the town’s former name, Coryell’s Ferry in 1837.


Efforts that began with the Parry Barn and the Parry Mansion Museum continue to go forward. The furnishings of the 8 rooms reflect 125 (1775-1900) years of decorative changes experienced by the Parry family. Each room represents a different time period during which the Parry’s occupied the mansion.


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Walking Tour

Walking Tours of Historical New Hope

Revolutionary War Action - Illustrious Citizens - Famous Artists


Take our expertly guided walking tour to see the places and hear the tales that make New Hope such a fascinating place.

Three Captivating Centuries of New Hope History

1700s

  • Discover how General George Washington’s lead the Continental Army



  • Understand New Hope’s broader role in the Revolutionary War

1800s

  • Hear stories about the Canal, the Mills, the Ferry, and the Bridge that all helped New Hope become the commercial center of Buck’s County



  • Learn about the entrepreneurs and leaders that shaped New Hope

1900s

  • See how New Hope transformed from a commercial mecca into the eclectic arts, music, and theater magnet that it is today.
  • Discover the famous actors and artists who launched their careers here in New Hope
  • Understand how New Hope's culture and fabric celebrate diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Tour Logistics

- When: First and third Saturdays, May thru September at 1 PM

- Distance: Approximately one mile long and lasts about one hour.

- Meet: Tours meet at The Parry Mansion Museum.

- Cost: $10 per person

- Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring along a beverage if you wish.

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New Hope's North Side
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