New Jersey's Hopewell Museum to undergo $1.5M restoration, reopen in 2026

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The Hopewell Museum in New Jersey is undertaking a major $1.5 million restoration of its historic house, which has served as a museum since 1924. The project focuses on carefully preserving original architectural features, including the floors and windows. At the same time, modern systems will be integrated to better protect the museum's collections. The comprehensive renovation is designed to future-proof the building for long-term use. The museum is expected to reopen to the public in late 2026.

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