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Program explores the history of the Negro baseball leagues prior to Jackie Robinson’s breaking of the color barrier in the major leagues.

Event explored disaster preparedness and issues regarding elevating historic properties in flood-prone areas, as well as strategies for writing successful nominations to the National Register of Historic Places.

New employees strengthen the agency’s business, collections, horticulture, museums and preservation-maintenance services.

Dagsboro landmark was built in 1755 and named for the English prince who would later become King George III.

Independence Day, baseball Hall-of-Famer William “Judy” Johnson and campfires at the John Dickinson Plantation to be featured.

Tours taking place through Sept. 26, 2019.

Activities to include demonstrations by the First Delaware Regiment and “Caesar Rodney in his Own Words,” a historical play exploring the views of the famed Delaware patriot.

Sessions will explore disaster preparedness, issues regarding elevating historic properties in flood-prone areas and National Register nominations.

First State National Historical Park site to offer tours and public programming.

Separation Day, Black Music Month Celebration and a historic preservation symposium among programs to be offered.