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Both museums now open Tuesday through Saturday.

Symposium shares information on archaeological investigations, historical research and artifacts.

The Delaware Historic Preservation Tax Credit program will soon make major innovations in the way applications are received and reviewed. Over the last several years, the Delaware Division of Historical […]

Scanning, transcribing and researching the Richard Rodney Cooch and Anne Bedford Cooch Doran Collection By Leoné Cahill-Krout, Cooch’s Bridge historic site supervisor, and Wade Catts, professional historian It is hard […]

Free outdoor, family-fun night also includes activities, music and food on the grounds of one of Delaware’s most historic estates.

Series provides a historical context to understand the complex and often difficult role that race has played in the history of the United States and the state of Delaware.

The Diversity in Delaware History webinar series returns in 2022 as a way for people to better understand the diverse stories found throughout the First State’s history. This monthly event is free and open to the public.

Museums and historic sites will be expanding their days of operation until next winter. Admission is free at all sites.

Craig Lukezic to discuss Fort Casimir, established by the Dutch in 1651 in what is now New Castle, Del.

Twenty-eight-year veteran left the agency on June 30, 2014.

Employee had a nearly ten-year career at The Old State House.

Longtime physical-plant maintenance superintendent retired after 28 years of service.

Publicizing the division’s American Alliance of Museums’ accreditation and social-media best practices among topics discussed.

Five free, virtual programs streamed live on the Web.

Five of the month’s six events celebrate the invaluable contributions that the Black community has made to the culture and history of the United States.

Three free, virtual programs streamed live on the Web.