Exhibit ‘Delaware and the War of 1812’ closed on March 19, 2016
EXHIBIT CLOSED March 19, 2016.
Experience the annual Separation Day celebration
Visit the New Castle Court House Museum for the parade, shop at the vintage market and top off the day with fireworks.
Explore a ‘History Revival’ at the New Castle Court House Museum
On Thursday afternoons in August, the New Castle Court House Museum will host a series of events focused on maritime history.
Explore a ‘History Revival’ at the Zwaanendael Museum
Visit Lewes every Friday and Saturday in September for a new look at southern Delaware’s maritime history, thanks to a series of programming presented by the Zwaanendael Museum and Lewes Public Library.
Explore Cooch’s Bridge Historic Site’s new website and social media presence
The Cooch’s Bridge Historic Site takes a step toward the future with expanded website and social media presence.
Explore HCA’s updated curation guidelines for archaeological items
This spring, the Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs released its updated curation guidelines for archaeological items as another way to modernize the way the division cares for and […]
Explore Milford’s rich history at the museum
Whether it’s shipping or industry or a look at life of the past, take a step inside the original post office to view the diverse collection of objects tied to the city’s history.
Explore the DuPont Schools story map: New digital feature now available
A story map chronicling dozens of early 20th century schools built for African American and Native American students in Delaware is now available for the public to explore.
Explore the storied history of Old Christ Church
Learn more about the history of a Sussex County church and the effort to list it as a National Historic Landmark.
Federal fiscal year 2018 review: Three Delaware properties listed in the National Register of Historic Places
By Madeline Dunn, Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs’ historian and National Register of Historic Places coordinator
First State National Historical Park Hosts Naturalization Ceremony at New Castle Court House Museum
The New Castle Court House Museum and First State National Historical Park recently hosted a naturalization ceremony for 20 people from 12 different countries.
First State National Historical Park to be created
Legislation passed in Congress in December 2014; awaiting President Obama’s signature.
For the love of history: A Q&A with Susan Emory
Susan Emory is a historic site interpreter at The Old State House, and has been sharing Delaware history for decades.
Former warehouse in Georgetown added to the National Register of Historic Places
The Isaacs and Sons cold storage building on Depot Street in Georgetown has been added to the National Register of Historic Places for its significance as one of Sussex County’s […]
Fort Christina National Historic Landmark re-opens for the summer of 2016
Partnership between the division, First State National Historical Park and Kalmar Nyckel Foundation made re-opening possible.
Fort Christina offers a green space and history this summer
First State National Historical Park site to offer tours and public programming.