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Hampton National Historic Site
Frequently Asked Questions

Do you charge a fee?
No, a visit to Hampton is free.

Do you allow weddings, receptions, or private functions?
Only small, outdoor, wedding ceremonies are allowed. Food, tents, et cetera may not be erected on the grounds. Other private functions are not allowed.

Do you have a restaurant?
No, but picnicing is allowed on the grounds. Please don't litter.

Is public transportation available?
The nearest public transportation is about one mile from the park. For more information, click here.

Front view of Hopewell's Cast House, where iron castings were made.  

Did You Know?
By 1789 the Hopewell Furnace was Pennsylvania's second largest producer of iron. Its stated capacity was 700 tons of iron per blast year. A "blast year" usually lasted 10 - 11 months.

Last Updated: August 01, 2006 at 11:59 EST