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1. Battery Park
City ParkWalk in the footsteps of William Penn, who first set foot on American soil here—a historic marker records the event—and take a peaceful stroll...
Walk in the footsteps of William Penn, who first set foot on American soil here—a historic marker records the event—and take a peaceful stroll with wide views of the Delaware River and Delaware Memorial Bridge from the trails and boardwalk. You can picnic on the vast lawn and watch the barges go by while the kids enjoy the playground. One park walkway leads into the town's historic center, making the park easy to access while touring.
W. 3rd St., New Castle, Delaware, 19720, United States302-322–9801Sight Details
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2. New Castle Courthouse
Museum/GalleryDelaware's colonial capital until 1777 is a pristine museum of state history, its three brick wings topped by a white cupola and spire. Tours...
Delaware's colonial capital until 1777 is a pristine museum of state history, its three brick wings topped by a white cupola and spire. Tours and interpretive programs highlight colonial and state history and early governmental systems.
211 Delaware St., New Castle, Delaware, 19720, United States302-323–4453Sight Details
Rate Includes: Free (donations accepted), Wed.–Sat. 10–3:30, Sun. 1:30–4:30 -
3. New Castle Historical Society
Historic HomeThe organization is the launching point for various guided and self-guided tours of the historic district, including a garden and haunted tours...
The organization is the launching point for various guided and self-guided tours of the historic district, including a garden and haunted tours, and visiting the society's three museums that trace New Castle history from 17th-century Dutch settlers to modern-day efforts to preserve the past. Dutch House features Dutch colonial artifacts related to early port activities. The Georgian-style Amstel House, circa 1730, is considered Delaware's first grand mansion and hosted George Washington and signers of the Declaration of Independence. Old Library Museum, built in 1892, is a hexagonal brick structure designed by noted architect Frank Furness of Philadelphia.
2 E. 4th St., New Castle, Delaware, 19720, United States302-322–2794Sight Details
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4. Read House and Gardens
GardenA signer of both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, George Read built this 22-room, 14,000-square-foot, Federal-style home...
A signer of both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, George Read built this 22-room, 14,000-square-foot, Federal-style home in 1801. Period furniture, gilded fanlights, silver doorknobs, carved woodwork, and relief plasterwork decorate the interior. Lovely formal gardens surround the residence.
42 The Strand, New Castle, Delaware, 19720, United States302-322–8411Sight Details
Rate Includes: $7, Apr.–Dec., Wed.–Fri. and Sun. 11–4, Sat. 10–4. Jan.–Mar., by appointment -
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