Our Pennsylvania office is located in downtown Newtown on State Street in the iconic “Bird-in-Hand”, an over 300-year-old colonial home that is the oldest framed building in Pennsylvania still standing. Erected in 1686, the building initially served as a house and was then converted into a local tavern. During the Revolutionary War, the tavern was used to make uniforms for the American troops at Valley Forge. On February 19th, 1778, 40 British sympathizers raided the building. The fighting left some American soldiers dead and others captured, distinguishing it as the only location in Newtown that encountered fighting in the Revolutionary War. After the war, the building reverted back to a tavern before it was repurposed into the first Newtown Post Office in 1800, and then eventually the Library Company in 1818.  To read more about the history of our office building, click here.

Our New Jersey office is located in Princeton. Settled in the late 17th century, the historic location was originally named Prince-Town in honor of Prince William of Orange and Nassau. Our office is conveniently located off Route 1, discreetly situated amongst abundant greenery. Route 1 began back in the early 18th century to provide a quick and direct route for farmers and merchants to move their products from Trenton to New York. To this day, Route 1 continues to serve the community by providing easy access to many different eateries and businesses, ETHOS being one of them. Ethos Capital Advisors is located on the second floor of the Princeton Overlook building, a four-story 153,000 square foot office building.