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By Paul Nasca, curator of archaeology at the Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs Without a doubt, the single largest and most challenging artifact to care for in the state’s archaeological collections is the hull remnant of the HMS DeBraak. The HMS DeBraak was a British warship that was escorting and protecting a convoy of […]

Did you know that Delaware women played an important role in the Apollo space missions of the ‘60s? Learn more about this space connection.

Concert and Zwaanendael Museum introductory program to be featured.

Join the Division in welcoming its newest staff members, who bring a wealth of experience in working with the public and historic sites.

Over the last five years, archaeologists have learned a lot more about the 11 burials found at Avery’s Rest near Rehoboth Beach. Find out what they have discovered thanks to modern-day technology and DNA testing.

The Dauneport property, a collaboration of two women in the early 1900s, has been listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

Three new members have joined the Delaware State Review Board for Historic Preservation.

Have you ever noticed shutters on a historic home and wondered about the differing types and styles? Learn more about why those differences exist.

Delaware’s own Felix Darley created some of the first Americanized, contemporary images of Santa. Learn more about his work and roots in the First State.

On Dec. 1, the world will honor World AIDS Day. Here in Delaware, we’re hoping to shine a light on the important stories of those disproportionately impacted by stigma and discrimination.