Blog Posts Archive

Highlights include Dover Days presentations, the Zwaanendael Museum’s Sixth Annual Maritime Festival and A Day in Old New Castle.

Programs to explore mysteries of history, Abraham Lincoln’s election as president and London in wartime.

Web-based system is now available for public use.

Dover High School senior worked on the installation of the re-designed garden at Woodburn, the governor’s official residence.

Carolyn Apple of Dover worked for more than 18 months to research and process photos for the collections of the state of Delaware.

New hire serves as a cultural preservation specialist based at the division’s main office in Dover.

Hello to Emily Whaley; thanks to Alice Guerrant for decades of service.

New employee will take a leadership role in the curation, management and interpretation of the State’s collection of materials made, and used, by Delawareans throughout history.

Working at the state’s museums, these employees help bring Delaware history to life.

Additions made to Site Management, Preservation Maintenance and Horticulture teams.

New employees help the agency in its efforts to save Delaware history.

A number of new employees have joined the division’s staff in the past several months.

In early September, the Division welcomed Amy Shepherd as its new deputy director. Learn more about Shepherd and her goals for her new role with the Division.

Rachel Wootten is the new volunteer services coordinator; Horticulture Team manager Ken Darsney departs.

Ed Gillespie promoted; Jeff Buttillo, Mari Carpenter and James Scott joined the division since March 2014.

Recent hires help the division in its efforts to save Delaware history.