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With the lowest-lying average elevation in the country, Delaware history experts are eyeing future solutions to rising tides and a changing climate.

Discover the group’s history and fundraising efforts as well as how they help preserve this historic site.

An oral history project with alumni of six early 20th century schools built for African American and Native American students and a new architectural study examine the history, current condition and significance of 84 DuPont Schools in Delaware.

The Friends of Prince George’s Chapel opens the historic Dagsboro museum to visitors.

A new collection shared by Wilmington mother-daughter duo DeShanna and Trinity Neal helps shines light on the fight for transgender rights in Delaware.

Historic building reopened after being closed since Dec. 31, 2021 for the installation of a fire sprinkler system.

Museum honored for its project “Search, Discovery, and Interpretation of the African Burial Ground at the John Dickinson Plantation.”

A one-day-only open house in mid-May entertained dozens in the gardens and on the grounds with guided tours and activities.

Learn more about the history of the Griffin Community Center, one of Delaware’s first gay community centers.

Children ages 10 to 13 are invited to explore the storied past of one of America’s most historic towns in this free history camp.