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The Museum and Its Mission

Board of Trustees and Staff

Acquisition Policy

Hopewell Valley Heritage Week

Chronological History of the Stout/Smith House (now the Hopewell Museum)

Chronological History of the Hart/Phillips Farmstead

The Hopewell Museum Mansion Over the Decades

A Chronological History of the Hopewell Baptist Church and Cemetery

Early History of the Second Calvary Baptist Church and Cemetery

The Black Presence Within the Eastern Block of Columbia Avenue in Hopewell Borough

The Museum and Its Mission

Board of Trustees and Staff

Acquisition Policy

Hopewell Valley Heritage Week

Chronological History of the Stout/Smith House (now the Hopewell Museum)

Chronological History of the Hart/Phillips Farmstead

The Hopewell Museum Mansion Over the Decades

A Chronological History of the Hopewell Baptist Church and Cemetery

Early History of the Second Calvary Baptist Church and Cemetery

The Black Presence Within the Eastern Block of Columbia Avenue in Hopewell Borough

The Museum and Its Mission

Board of Trustees and Staff

Acquisition Policy

Hopewell Valley Heritage Week

Chronological History of the Stout/Smith House (now the Hopewell Museum)

Chronological History of the Hart/Phillips Farmstead

The Hopewell Museum Mansion Over the Decades

A Chronological History of the Hopewell Baptist Church and Cemetery

Early History of the Second Calvary Baptist Church and Cemetery

The Black Presence Within the Eastern Block of Columbia Avenue in Hopewell Borough

The Hopewell Museum is located on the ancestral homeland of the Lenni Lenape, settled on by Europeans and enslaved Africans in the 1690s. Our organization is committed to preserving the stories and cultures of all past residents of these lands.