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Month: November 2012

Learning about Delaware history at Old Court House Museum

Posted on November 9, 2012November 12, 2012 by Mike

My Wilmington University Delaware History class visited the New Castle Court House Museum for a practical learning opportunity offered by the Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs Tuesday evening.  For over an hour and a half our knowledgeable docent, Brian, guided us through centuries of Delaware’s colonial and pre-Civil War history.  We heard about the…

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Interest in History of the Mason Dixon Line Grows as 250th Anniversary Nears

Posted on November 5, 2012June 14, 2022 by Mike

On the eve of the 250 anniversary of the Mason Dixon Line I have been doing a number of talks about the history of this famous boundary.  To end a boundary dispute between the Penns and Calvert (the proprietors of the British colonies of Maryland and Pennsylvania) it was surveyed in the 1760s.  Delaware was part…

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