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Bats live in the First State year-round, and there are ways that we can help them without sacrificing historic preservation.

This year will see new members join the Delaware State Review Board for Historic Preservation. Learn more about the board and its members.

Susan Emory is a historic site interpreter at The Old State House, and has been sharing Delaware history for decades.

If you’re in the market for a true historical adventure, spend a day or two at division sites participating in the 18th Century Market Fair, which brings the colonial past to life through themed performers and vendors.

The Delaware Friends of Folk have returned to The Old State House for a 10th season of family-friendly concerts.

The State Review Board for Historic Preservation will hold its annual business meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 18, in Dover and virtually.

The Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs will be sponsoring several special programs at sites statewide during the month of October 2023. A full schedule is included below. Buena […]

It’s been a year since a historic marker honoring Milton’s Bryan Stevenson was erected. Learn more about the impact it’s had so far.

Over the last year, the division has collected information about some of Delaware’s impactful LGBTQ+ stories throughout history. Take a sneak peek of what the project has in store by learning more about a new resource launched this month.

The New Castle County Court House Museum was the site of another historic moment as the city’s first female mayor was sworn in to office.