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Award-winning maritime artist Patrick O’Brien will give a talk on his artistic process, “Painting History with Patrick O’Brien,” at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 18, at the Kalmar Nyckel Foundation in Wilmington.

As the division’s new inclusive history researcher, Jeanette Bendolph knows the importance of acknowledging “the truth about the past to better our future.”

The Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs will be sponsoring six special programs during the month of July 2023.

Owners of historic buildings will soon have new ways to apply for both the state and federal Historic Preservation Tax Credit programs.

The first phase of a new series of pathways linking the John Dickinson Plantation to the nearby Delaware National Estuarine Research Reserve (DNERR) is ready to welcome the public for exploration this summer. A soft opening of the trails is slated for July. Keep an eye on John Dickinson Plantation’s Facebook page as well as […]

Four long-time employees of the division have announced their retirement. Join us in celebrating their stories and contributions.

Throughout Delaware, you can find places that were once featured in The Green Book, which offered safe travel information for African Americans.

Learn more about the people who witness, shape and record Delaware history in a new exhibition called “Shared Truths,” now open to the public at the Zwaanendael Museum.

The Cooch’s Bridge Historic Site takes a step toward the future with expanded website and social media presence.

The rain didn’t dampen a spring visit to Buena Vista this past May. Save the date for a public movie event coming this October.