
John & Peter’s Is the Beating Heart of New Hope
As the Pennsylvania town becomes a rival to the Hamptons, the creaky, bohemian bar remains a holdout.
- story: Courtney Iseman
- photo: Colleen Stepanian
As the Pennsylvania town becomes a rival to the Hamptons, the creaky, bohemian bar remains a holdout.
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