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Dolle s sign and net reel: Moving history across coastal chessboard

From Dolle s sign to an old bridge, the coastal region is full of moving and historic pieces.

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12 Holiday Events Happening Across Delaware This Season

Relish the season this year with cheerful holiday festivities throughout the First State and across the border into Pennsylvania.

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Lewes icon honors 300 years of failed Dutch settlement

Wilmington architect E. William Martin designed Zwaanendael to commemorate the tricentenary of the failed Dutch settlement.

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Lewes Historical Society presents symposium on slavery in Delaware

The Lewes Historical Society will hold its first symposium, entitled “A long and lasting shame”: Slavery in Delaware 1700-1865, on Saturday, Nov. 13. The all-day event will present research undertaken

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Lewes Beach Renamed to Honor Former Black Business Owner - Los Angeles Sentinel

An eastern Delaware town has voted to change the name of one of its Delaware Bay beaches in honor of a former Black business owner.

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