" If a door opens to the left from the outside then it's to the right from the inside, so I'm not sure that would be the deciding factor vs. the space into which it swings. " Oftentimes keys are held when opening a front door. When doing so with right-side hinges, a righty needs to stand a bit to the left of the door's left edge to hold the key straight out. If there's a perpendicular wall immediately to the left of the door or otherwise no space to stand a bit to the side, that can't be done and left hinge-right side opening hardware would be easier in use. One of my kid's houses has just that arrangement, a perpendicular wall right at the edge of the door frame and so left hinges and right hardware. My two current places and ones I've owned before all had right hinge/left hardware arrangements. By my quick count, about 2/3rds of the doors pictured, where the hardware is clearly visible, were right hinge and left hardware ones. No right or wrong way but one way seems would be more convenient for the more numerous righties.

My clematis, one of the few plants I have managed not to kill. The urn from dad’s ashes is right next to it. It also has a few of my mother’s ashes. My sisters and I put their ashes in the Elbow River near to where we grew up and no one wanted the leftover urn. I took it and now it sits on my front porch year round. I like to think it is what keeps my clematis thriving.🙂 You never know. Picture from last year.

Everyone was stuck on this road until the salt truck came along.

Little Morton Hall, Cheshire