The Homestead Restaurant of Lavender Hall
Experience the Old Homestead Restaurant of Lavender Hall Through Photos
The Homestead Restaurant of Lavender Hall, located in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, was one of the county’s most distinguished Colonial houses. Lavender Hall was famed not only for the lavishness of its cuisine, but also for its beautiful flower gardens. I was there many times as a kid in the late '50's and early '60's, as my aunt, who lived in nearby Newtown, worked there for over thirty years as a hostess. It later became known as Lavender Hall Restaurant before being renovated again as The Greystone in 2017.
These photos were taken in the early 1970's as slides and later converted to digital images. They depict Lavender Hall as it looked "back in the day."
A sign on the entrance of Lavender Hall, circa early ’70’s.
Lavender Hall main entrance
Lavender Hall main entrance
One of the sitting rooms
Another sitting room
Side dining room
Water fall in main dining room
Main dining area
Another view of the dining room water fall
Tree in main dining area of Lavender Hall. Unfortunately, the slide this was scanned from was not of the best quality
Front of business card, date unknown
Back of business card, date unknown.
My Aunt Alice, hostess at Lavender Hall for over thirty years.