easy
1–1.5 hours
Minimal physical effort required; suitable for all fitness levels including seniors and children.
Explore a Revolutionary War-era stone house in New Hope, Pennsylvania. Discover its role as an encampment and hospital with a private guided tour.
1 hour tour of an 18th century home that was used by the Continental Army
Explore the historic Thompson-Neely House, a remarkable stone structure built between 1740 and 1788. Discover its intriguing past as an encampment for Lord Stirling's Brigade and its role as a hospital for troops. This tour offers a unique glimpse into the area's history before the famous Crossing.
Explore the historic Thompson-Neely House, a remarkable stone structure built between 1740 and 1788. Discover its intriguing past as an encampment for Lord Stirling's Brigade and its role as a hospital for troops. This tour offers a unique glimpse into the area's history before the famous Crossing.
The historic site includes uneven stone flooring and grassy outdoor areas, so wear sturdy shoes to navigate comfortably.
Stay hydrated during your tour, especially in warm months, as there are no refreshment stalls on-site.
Feel free to take photos, but avoid using flash inside to protect historic artifacts.
Tours run on a schedule and have limited capacity; booking ahead is recommended to secure your spot.
Thompson-Neely House served as a military hospital and encampment during the Revolutionary War, integral to Washington's crossing strategy.
The Friends of Washington Crossing Park actively preserve the house and surrounding grounds, promoting sustainable tourism and historical education.
To safely navigate stone floors and grassy areas throughout the year.
Staying hydrated is important during warm summer tours.
summer specific
Spring showers are common, so a rain jacket can keep you dry.
spring specific
Capture the historic structure and scenic grounds during your visit.