Historic Hope Lodge

06/07/2026

The Friends of Historic Hope Lodge express their gratitude to the spectators, participants, and volunteers who made our annual Ales and Petals/Cars & Motorcycles of England Car Show a big success. Thank you!

We also wish to thank:

Cars and Motorcycles of England
Pitruco Pizza
Gamer Brewing
Barren Hill Volunteer Fire Company
Spring Mill Fire Company No.1
Mark Amentt Jazz Trio

06/05/2026

Saturday!

Ales & Petals /Cars & Motorcycles of England Car Show 2026Saturday...

06/02/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out to enjoy our annual Ambler Symphony Concert!

Join us this Saturday to experience our annual Ales & Petals/Cars and Motorcycles of England event!

📸 Photos by Chris Raines and Bob Bradley

05/27/2026

It's looking like a beautiful Saturday to enjoy our annual Ambler Symphony Concert on the front lawn of Historic Hope Lodge!

Tickets are $5. per person and can be purchased through the event link or at the gate. Children under 12 and Friends of Hope Lodge members are free!

https://www.historichopelodge.org/amblersymphony

05/25/2026

In honor of Memorial Day we ask you to remember the 150 Continental soldiers killed or wounded in the Battle of Whitemarsh that took place in the vicinity of Historic Hope Lodge in December 1777. Four of these soldiers, all unknown, are interred on the grounds of North Penn VFW Post 676 in Glenside.

05/23/2026

Thank you to all who visited us on a beautiful day for last week's Colonial Flax to Linen demonstration!

05/14/2026

Sunday, May17 from 1 to 4!

America 250 Event at Hope Lodge: Flax to Linen Demonstration

To celebrate America's Semiquincentennial or 250th Birthday, we are proud to offer a free program: "Flax to Linen".

Did you know…
Flax was an important crop in colonial America. It was cultivated for making durable, everyday textiles before the dominance of cotton in the 19th century. Flax was grown in many colonies, including Virginia, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania, as a fundamental household crop. This event shows how flax was planted, harvested, and processed into stricks for spinning fiber into linen and weaving it into linen cloth. There will be samples of spun and woven linen used in the presentation.