If you weren’t able to make it out to see our annual Christmas at Hope Plantation holiday tour in person, you can still view the online Virtual Tour of the decorated Hope Mansion here.

We have had an incredible group of volunteers that had been very busy decorating the Mansion, King-Bazemore House, and the Roanoke Chowan Heritage Center and we can’t begin to THANK them enough for all of their hard work.  Click here for a copy of our program.

If you would like to continue to support us and help with ongoing repairs to the mansion and our other buildings, please consider a Membership to Historic Hope Plantation by going to our Membership page or by making a Donation.

Historic Hope Foundation is excited to announce that we will be open for Tours of the newly interpreted Hope Mansion decorated for Christmas from December 5^th – December 11^th at 10:00 am, 11:30 am, 1:00 pm, and 2:30 pm for $6 per person.

Please schedule your Tour by calling 252-794-3140 or email us at Christmas@hopeplantation.org.

Tour numbers are limited to 8 people because of the COVID19 pandemic restrictions, so please contact us soon!  Face masks will be required for all Tours.

We are open for regular Tours on December 12^th – December 14^th  and then again on December 18th and December 19th between 10:00 am – 4:00 pm.

You can view the online Virtual Tour of the decorated Hope Mansion here.

Click here for a copy of our flyer

We have had an incredible group of volunteers that have been very busy decorating the Mansion, King-Bazemore House, and the Roanoke Chowan Heritage Center and we can’t begin to thank them enough for all of their hard work.  Click here for a copy of our program.

If you would like to continue to support us and help with ongoing repairs to the mansion and our other buildings, please consider a Membership to Historic Hope Plantation by going to our Membership page or by making a Donation.

Historic Hope is located at 132 Hope House Road in Windsor, NC

Governor Cooper has announced that under Phase 2.5 of his plan to ease COVID-19 restrictions, historic sites may allow greater public access to our visitor centers and historic structures.  Therefore, we are excited to announce that Historic Hope will be open for tours on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, September 5, 6 and 7! Tour times are 10, 11:30, 1 and 2:30. Face masks are required. Thank you for visiting our grounds for the past few months! We look forward to seeing you soon.

The Historic Hope Foundation acknowledges the emotional and psychological impact that the recent killings and the daily experience of racism have on African Americans and others in our communities. We express our deepest sympathy to the families and communities of George Floyd (a Fayetteville, North Carolina native) and far too many before him whose needless deaths were the results of unjustified violence. We will continue to embrace our role as a member of Bertie County communities and offer space where people can come together for conversations across racial lines that can help overcome local and nation division.

Turner Bond Sutton, President

While we are temporarily closed to visitors, why not take a little time out to come and enjoy our grounds and walk our trails.