Hope Lodge

Written by in the On the Trail of History category and the Spring 1994 issue Topics in this article: architecture and architects, Fort Washington, Georgian style, Hope Lodge, Montgomery County, Quakers, Samuel Morris
On the Trail of History is a series of brief descriptions of PHMC's historic sites and museums.

Discover one of the country’s most beautiful Georgian style mansions by visiting Hope Lodge in Montgomery County, built in the 1740s by prominent Quaker gristmill operator Samuel Morris. In addition to its confident classical architectural style, Hope Lodge features a prized collection of antique and period furniture and furnishings spanning the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Visitors will enjoy a stroll through gardens, also located on the forty-acre historic property.

Hope Lodge
553 Bethlehem Pike
Fort Washington, Pennsylvania 19034
(215) 646-1595