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Hagley Museum - http://www.hagley.lib.de.us/
Nonprofit educational institution located just north of Wilmington in Delaware. The museum tells the story of the beginning, the early days, and the very first product of the DuPont Company, black powder. |
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Delaware Museum of Natural History - http://www.delmnh.org/
Collections have a strong emphasis on mollusks and birds, reflecting the original collecting interests of the museum founder. |
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Delaware Art Museum - http://www.delart.org/
Featuring changing exhibitions, the finest Pre-Raphaelite art collection in the U.S. and 19th and 20th century American Art. |
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Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts - http://www.thedcca.org/
Non-collecting museum, presenting up to thirty exhibitions annually. Includes programs and events, museum shop and membership information. |
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The Kalmar Nyckel Tall Ship - http://www.kalmarnyckel.org/
Pictures of the ship, and the role it played in settling the Wilmington area. |
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Toy and Miniature Museum - http://www.thomes.net/toys/
Historical and contemporary collection of toys, dollhouses, miniatures, and trains. |
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Delaware History Museum - http://www.hsd.org/dhm.htm
Located in a renovated art-deco Woolworth store, features three galleries of changing interactive exhibits on Delaware history, including displays of rare items of everyday life. |
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Wilmington and Western Railroad - http://www.wwrr.com/
Delaware's oldest steam tourist railroad. Schedules, ticket prices, events and reservation information. |
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Willingtown Square - http://www.hsd.org/willsq.htm
A collection of five historic buildings, dating from 1748 to the early 1800s. In 1976 these buildings were moved to the 500 block of Market Street from various sites throughout Wilmington to save them from demolition. This page is part of the website of the Historical Society of Delaware. |
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Old Town Hall - http://www.hsd.org/oth.htm
Built in 1798, Old Town Hall functioned as the center of political and social activities during the height of Wilmington's mercantile-milling economy. This page is part of the website of the Historical Society of Delaware. |