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Event commemorates the 336th anniversary Penn’s Oct. 27, 1682 disembarkment at New Castle, his first landing in the New World.

Article explores four outstanding female singers from the decade of the “New Woman.”

In addition to the film, this free outdoor, family-fun event includes activities, music and food.

Highlights include programs on African-American life at the John Dickinson Plantation in the 18th century, the evolution of Black recorded music and African-American archaeology in Delaware.

Archaeologist served in the Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs’ State Historic Preservation Office.

Program to include a re-enactment of the July 11, 1804 duel between Alexander Hamilton and political rival Aaron Burr which resulted in Hamilton’s passing on July 12, 1804.

Naval engagement played a decisive role in America’s victory in its struggle for independence from Great Britain.

Historian worked for the division for 28 years.

Event to feature decorations and children’s craft activities, plus self-guided tours of the home and refreshments.

Guests are encouraged to bring their cameras to capture the awakening of spring at one of Delaware’s most historic properties.

Program cancelled due to Hurricane-Florence-related cancellations by panelists.

Event cancelled due to anticipated heavy rain and wind.

Program cancelled based on anticipated heavy rain and wind.

Archaeologist headed to new job at Naval Air Station Patuxent River in Maryland.

Working to preserve Delaware’s heritage for the future, the plan outlines six broad goals for the next five years.

Accreditation is the highest recognition afforded to museums in the United States.