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Historical play on Caesar Rodney, Native-American programming and Chautauqua tent shows among the activities to be presented.

Spotlighting the Lenapé Indian Tribe of Delaware, events will include music, drumming, dancing, crafts and lectures.

Theatrical performance in which the celebrated British detective is called upon to solve a grisly case at Delaware College.

The civil rights movement, the Vietnam War, the space program and rock ‘n’ roll will be among the 1960s-era topics to be explored.

Free outdoor, family-fun event also includes activities and food.

Kaitlyn Dykes and Anthony Batterton are helping the museum bring to life the Lewes-area’s maritime, military and social history.

The vessel, New Jersey’s official tall ship, is a restored oyster-dredging schooner.

Employee known for conducting highly entertaining site tours and for excelling at all forms of period demonstrations.

New listings include the Downtown Harrington Historic District, the Richard Allen School and the Taylor’s Bridge School.

Sherlock Holmes comes to Delaware, a screening of “How to Train Your Dragon—The Hidden World” and the history of women’s suffrage in the First State to be featured.