News Posts:
New employees help the agency in its efforts to save Delaware history.
Activities honor and celebrate women’s lives and historic achievements.
Old lamp given a complete overall.
Development slated for nearby property.
New employee has 39 years of experience in archaeology and historic preservation.
Program supports the preservation of historic buildings in rural communities that are listed, or eligible for inclusion, in the National Register of Historic Places.
Program explores Washington’s 110 Rules of Civility and Decent Behavior and discusses how they were practiced by subsequent American presidents together with their relevance to contemporary American politics.
Report illustrates the efforts that the agency has undertaken in 2018 to build a solid infrastructure that will preserve and protect Delaware’s irreplaceable cultural legacies for future generations.
Highlights include programs on the Underground Railroad, Black recording artists and record labels from the early 20th century, and First African Baptist Church cemeteries in Philadelphia.
Social-studies teacher, principal, librarian and collector helped bring history alive.