The Emergence of American Military Medicine under Washington
With 32 years of distinguished service as a medical Officer in the United States Army, Dr. Wagner retired with the rank of Colonel. He is a noted medical historian and […]
With 32 years of distinguished service as a medical Officer in the United States Army, Dr. Wagner retired with the rank of Colonel. He is a noted medical historian and […]
The Delaware River was more than an obstacle crossed by Washington's army on December 25th, 1776. At the heart of its 120 navigable miles lay Philadelphia, the Revolutionary capital of […]
The historical, legal, and ethical evolution of capital punishment in the United States is complex. This program examines public executions—particularly in Delaware and the Mid-Atlantic—from the era when the sheriff […]
The oldest home and garden tour in America, in one of our most beautiful and historic small towns, on the nation's 250th anniversary. There will be activities for kids and […]
Come listen to students from the Suzuki Academy of the Music School of Delaware preform in the New Castle Court House Museum.
Separation Day is the annual celebration of Delaware’s independence from Pennsylvania and the British Crown. 2026 marks the 250th anniversary of arguably one of the longest running traditions in the […]
In observance of Separation Day and the nation’s 250th Anniversary, the space will be open for a special event on June 15th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with educational activities related to civics and the […]
What was life in Delaware like at the time of independence? What factors and conditions had shaped the colony soon-to-be state, and influenced its people? Who were the participants in […]
Join us on the Green as we watch "1776" and discuss some of the history of the movie. Be sure to bring your furry friend to enjoy this movie.
Participate in a program discussing the lesser known grievances portion of the Declaration of Independence.