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Hopewell Village National Historic Site
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Hopewell Village National Historic Site © Donna Davis
2010
Hopewell Village National Historic Site © Donna Davis
2010
Hopewell Village National Historic Site © Donna Davis
2010
Hopewell Village National Historic Site © Donna Davis
2010
Hopewell Village National Historic Site © Donna Davis
2010
Hopewell Village National Historic Site © Donna Davis
2010
Hopewell Village National Historic Site © Donna Davis
2010
Hopewell Village National Historic Site © Donna Davis
2010
Hopewell Village National Historic Site Cooling Shed and Charcoal House © Barbara J. Kimball
Hopewell Village National Historic Site Water entering the wheel house © Barbara J. Kimball
Hopewell Village National Historic Site The Anthracite Furnace © Barbara J. Kimball
Hopewell Village National Historic Site Tenant House © Barbara J. Kimball
Hopewell Village National Historic Site Ironmaster Mansion © Barbara J. Kimball
Hopewell Village National Historic Site Road leading to a Tenant House © Barbara J. Kimball
Hopewell Village National Historic Site The Blacksmith House © Barbara J. Kimball
Hopewell Village National Historic Site Springhouse/Smokehouse © Barbara J. Kimball
Hopewell Village National Historic Site The Cast House © Barbara J. Kimball
Hopewell Village National Historic Site Laundry Day © Barbara J. Kimball
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HOPEWELL VILLAGE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
HOPEWELL VILLAGE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site is one of the finest examples of a rural American 19th century iron plantation. The buildings include a blast furnace, the ironmaster's mansion, and auxiliary structures. Hopewell Furnace was founded in 1771 by Ironmaster Mark Bird. The furnace operated until 1883.

Primarily an area that is significant for its cultural resources, Hopewell Furnace consists of 14 restored structures in the core historic area, 52 features on the List of Classified Structures, and a total of 848 mostly wooded acres. Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site is surrounded by French Creek State Park which preserves the lands the furnace utilized for its natural resources.
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Waynebrook Inn - Honey Brook, PA
Hotels/Motels
Come experience the rich history and refined hospitality of the Waynebrook Inn, Est. 1865. Our charming full service hotel has been splendidly refurbished and is nestled in the midst of beautiful Amish farm country near Lancaster in historic Chester County. At the Waynebrook you can experience that rarity among country inns along with the amenities of a full service hotel...the elegance and beguiling charm of American Inns of yesteryear coupled with the modern conveniences today's travelers demand.
10.6 miles from park*
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BBs / Inns
Spend the night in an art gallery Romantic BB in Lancaster County with gas fireplaces in all rooms, two with Jacuzzi's. Gourmet breakfasts. Near antique center, outlets, Amish attractions.
15.1 miles from park*
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Waynebrook Inn - Honey Brook, PA
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Come experience the rich history and refined hospitality of the Waynebrook Inn, Est. 1865. Our charming full service hotel has been splendidly refurbished and is nestled in the midst of beautiful Amish farm country near Lancaster in historic Chester County. At the Waynebrook you can experience that rarity among country inns along with the amenities of a full service hotel...the elegance and beguiling charm of American Inns of yesteryear coupled with the modern conveniences today's travelers demand.
10.6 miles from park*




Visitor Comments, Memories and Reviews
October 3 Great place to visit and learn by Randy
park review stars; one to five I loved my time at Hopewell Furnace. It was great to have the time to walk the grounds, see the workings of the furnace, and read the interpretive markers/info. A great experience. Very educational. I will be back.
October 18 amazing by ron weasly
park review stars; one to five beautiful and i learned a lot!!!
April 15 Great Historical Village by Hawk
park review stars; one to five GREAT JOB !!!!! Would visit again.
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