
Mt. Hope Farm
250 Metacom Ave.
Bristol, Rhode Island 02809
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Phone:401-254-1745
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Web Site: http://www.mounthopefarm.com
Located on over 200 acres, Mount Hope Farm is your quintessential salt-water farm. On July 12, 1677, King Charles II granted permission for the purchase of the Mount Hope lands in a document signed at Windsor Castle. The first owner, Nathaniel Byfield purchase the property from the Plymouth Colony. On the National Register of Historic Places, the farm is a site to be seen. Country walkways and paths bring you through forest, meadows, streams and a panoramic view of Mount Hope, Narragansett Bays and Cove Cabin. The grounds are open to the public year round and during the summer and holiday season, the Governor Bradford House (1745) is open for tours. The property is idyllic for receptions, corporate and social events. Country Inn accommodations are also available.
Services / Features / Restrictions: Smoke Free, Free Admission, Admission Charged, Attraction, Cultural, Of Interest to Children, Mansion, Museum, National Historic Landmark, National Historic Site, National Register, Park, Alcohol Prohibited, Pets Allowed, Smoke Free, Motorcoach Parking, Bristol County, Bird Watching Trail, Hiking Trail, Wildlife Viewing, Jogging Trail
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