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Situated on the Pennsylvania-New
Jersey state line, New Hope's roots date back to the late-1700s, when it was
established as a gristmill community, which is evidenced today at the Phillips’
Mill Historic District. Today, the town reflects its history through a plethora
of restored buildings containing dozens of art galleries, antique shops, restaurants
and historic inns. All year long, Rice’s
Market, a 700-vendor farmers’ market, welcomes people to browse through local
goods. New Hope is situated on the Delaware
River, across the toll bridge from Lambertville,
New Jersey. Visitors can explore the river shores by taking a paddlewheel cruise
with Coryell’s
Ferry Boat Rides or learn some local history with Wells
Ferry Boat Rides. During the American Revolution, George Washington led a
surprise attack across the river near New Hope, where the Washington
Crossing Historic Park sits today. This park is also home to Bowman’s
Hill Wildflower Preserve and the Van
Sant Covered Bridge.
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