Halloween is just around the corner, and New Hope is certainly getting into the spirit of the season.
From ghostly sightings at a centuries-old inn to eerie tales surrounding a historic covered bridge, New Hope has plenty of places to send a chill down your spine this Halloween season.
Built in 1722, the fifth-oldest continuously operating inn in the U.S. is filled with intriguing stories. Legend has it that the spirits of owners Carl and Emily Lutz still linger, particularly in guestroom No. 6.
10 W Ferry St., loganinn.com
A lantern-led walking tour that winds through the dark streets and historic alleys of the town. Guides share thoroughly researched stories of a phantom hitchhiker, town figures, and colonial entities.
Corner of S. Main St. and W. Ferry St., ghosttoursofnewhope.com
This underground horror gallery showcases authentic screen-used props, paranormal oddities, and movie memorabilia — like a piece of the window from the original 'Amityville Horror' house and the well frame from 'The Ring.'
20 S. Main St., nightmareinnewhope.com
The historic wooden bridge built in 1875 has earned a tragic reputation over the decades. Also known as “Crybaby Bridge”, visitors who park on the bridge at night with the engine off have reported hearing the distant sounds of a baby crying.
Covered Bridge Road, bucksbridges.com
