New Hope
New Hope is a town on the banks of the Delaware River in Bucks County Pennsylvania. New Hope is known for it’s artists, dining, old buildings, theater and canal.
Images of America books about Bucks County Towns
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The Blue Moose Restaurant in New Hope
Karla’s Restaurant in New Hope PA
We stopped in Karla’s in mid March for a drink. We’ve also been there for dinner. It’s an eclectic place with great food and drink.
Continue readingThe Ferry Market (Food court) in New Hope PA
The Ferry Market is in a newly renovated building (2018) across from the Logan Inn on Main Street in New Hope. We thought it was simply a collection of shops. It turned out that the Ferry Market is an Upscale Food Court.
Continue readingNew Hope Ivyland Railroad Train Station in New Hope PA
The New Hope Ivyland Station is the main station for the New Hope Ivyland Railroad. (now known as the New Hope Railroad) This is a scenic railroad that runs excursions to Lahaska. The picturesque passenger station is featured on countless photos and paintings of New Hope. There are two freight stations behind the passenger station.
Some of the indoor and outdoor seating at the Triumph Brewery provides an excellent view of the station and trains.
The Triumph Brewing Company in New Hope
The Triumph Brewing Company is located near the New Hope – Ivyland Train station. They offer a great assortment of beer as well as reasonably priced meals.
Continue readingBowman’s Tavern in New Hope
Bowman’s Tavern is located just south of New Hope. It’s a cozy place for lunch or dinner. There are two bars with live music nightly.
Continue readingSteam Train leaving the New Hope Station circa 2004
Trains at New Hope – May 2014
Diesel engines and a passenger car with an observation platform at the New Hope Station.
Continue readingChaddsford Winery tasting room at Peddler’s Village in Lahaska
When we visit Peddlers Village in the winter we usually stop in at the Chaddsford Winery tasting room for a cup of warmed wine. If you get it to go, they serve it in a paper coffee cup with a lid. There is also a tasting room with tables.
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