The Historic Hope Plantation interprets two historic properties in Northeastern North Carolina: the 1763 King-Bazemore House and the 1803 Governor David Stone Mansion, Hope House. We are open for tours 7 days a week, and offer a wide variety of educational programs.
Find out more at: www.hopeplantation.org/
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This was the Day Room at Hope Plantation. The children had their meals here, had lessons here from visiting tutors, and sometimes played here as well. ... (read more)
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Hannah Stone had 11 children, 5 of whom survived to be adults. There was always a baby in the cradle at Hope Plantation. This is one ... (read more)
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This was taken during our Harvest Festival at Hope in 2010. We had reenactors playing the Stone Family, Slaves who worked in the Mansion, and guests ... (read more)
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Detail of the molding work in the pediment of the back door of the Mansion. The carving and interior wood work creation for the Mansion was ... (read more)
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The back of the Mansion now faces the main road, Highway 308, also called Governor's Road. Originally, the main Halifax road ran in front of the ... (read more)
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The King-Bazemore House was built in 1763 by William King. King was a yeoman farmer and a cooper. A few years after the house was finished, ... (read more)
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This room was originally interpreted as Governor and Mrs Stone's room, which never felt right. It was too small, it was underneath the entertaining room which ... (read more)
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With the re-reading of the inventory at Hope, we realized that this room, which we originally interpreted as the Boy's bedroom, was the head house man's ... (read more)
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We had horse and wagon rides from the Mansion to the Visitor's Center! (read more)
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More vendors at our Harvest Festival! (read more)
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A view of some of the vendor booths at the 2010 Harvest Festival at Hope Plantation (read more)
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With a generous grant from the Golden Leaf Foundation, we were able to recreate the interior of a slave cabin at Hope Plantation. We used the ... (read more)
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Another view of our two interpreters hard at work in the recreated carpenter shop at Hope Plantation during our 2010 Harvest Festival (read more)
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This is a view of the wine cellar at Hope Plantation. The stair case is the service stair that leads to the first floor of the ... (read more)
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There is a recreation of the carpenter's shop that was on the Hope Plantation campus. These are two living history interpreters working with the collection of ... (read more)
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This is a view from the front balcony of Hope Plantation, showing people setting up for our annual Harvest Festival (read more)
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Another interior view of the Library at Hope. (read more)
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This was the original layout of the second floor bedroom at Hope. It is next to the entertaining room, and we kept the bed, but moved ... (read more)
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This child's miniature table, chairs, and tea service are in the girl's bedroom at Hope Plantation. David and Hannah Stone had 10 daughters and 1 son. ... (read more)
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David Stone had one of the largest library's in North Carolina, with over 1,400 books. He had books on medicine, religion and philosophy, history, and law. ... (read more)
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The Kitchen was reconstructed on the site of the original kitchen in 2001. We know this was the site of the first kitchen and its general ... (read more)
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The entertaining room on the second floor of the Hope Mansion. This room was the heart of the Mansion, all of the major entertaining from dinners ... (read more)
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Hope Plantation is called a through hall style house because the hallway runs the length of the house. The segmented arch in the middle of the ... (read more)
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This was taken at Harvest Day, November 6, 2010. (read more)
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This is the front porch of the King-Bazemore House, built in 1763 and expanded in 1810. (read more)
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