Historical Monuments in Dover, DE
From Business: Once owned by a wealthy Quaker tobacco planter, this plantation has been converted to a living museum where visitors can tour the grounds and interact with staff…
4. Congregation Beth Sholom
5. Camden Friends Meeting
7. Filasky's Produce
I LOVE this place. I know them! And they are soooooooooo nice!!!! Especially Mr. and Mrs. Filaskys son, John!"
11. First State National Monument
From Business: Seasonal Civil War Fort and Living History Museum. Fort Delaware is locate on Pea Patch Island and is situated in the Delaware River between the State of…
From Business: In early 2007 Historic Georgetown Association will be fourteen years old. We were born with only a three year life expectancy but didn't someone say "keeping…
From Business: This museum duplicates the architecture of a medieval Dutch town.This museum duplicates the architecture of a medieval Dutch town.
From Business: This house dates back to the late 1600s and is documented to be the oldest structure in town, and the second oldest in the state. The Dutch House is a rare…
16. Bay Springs Farm Alpacas
From Business: Bay Springs Farm is no longer open, but we have yarn and products for sale on our website and at West End Garage.Bay Springs Farm is no longer open, but we have…
From Business: 3 acre family homestead in Georgetown, DE with small farm animals.3 acre family homestead in Georgetown, DE with small farm animals.
18. Historic Cold Spring Village
From Business: Temporarily Close. Historic Cold Spring Village (HCSV) is a open-air living history museum that invites all visitors to find meaning, pleasure, relevance, and…
From Business: Seaside Jewish Community (SJC) supports and fosters Jewish identity by sponsoring religious, cultural, social and educational activities for its members. We…
20. Mt Harmon Plantation
22. Salem County Historical Society
23. Saint Stephen's Episcopal Church
30. St Peter's Episcopal Church
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