About
The Hope Historical Society & Museum are located at 323 High Street (Route 519 N) at the top of a stone bridge within the State and National Historic Register district in Hope Township, New Jersey. The tiny frame building was thought to be the original 1820's toll-keepers house. It was used as a private home until 1955 when it was restored by the Hope Historical Society and became the current museum and organizations headquarters.
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Historical Society meetings with guest speakers of topics of historical interest are held April-November on the first Tuesday of the month, generally, at the Hope Community Center.
Hope Museum
The museum is open on Sundays from 1-3pm June through October. Volunteers are available to welcome you.
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Displays include old photographs and local memorabilia, an 1850 map of Warren County, NJ, genealogy and historic documents, primitive furniture, Moravian history and more.
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Visitors can also find brochures for a self-guided walking tour of the Village.
A town-wide juried Christmas Craft Market is held the first weekend in December.
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Visit the Museum during the Craft Market to purchase items at our white elephant sale fundraiser.
