The Underground Railroad in Delaware
The state of Delaware was once home to miles of the Underground Railroad. Harriet Tubman helped a number of slaves all the way from the Maryland state line in Western Kent County to freedom in..…
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Even though Philadelphia lies only 25 miles northeast, Wilmington, Delaware, maintains a sense of independence. The city, which sits at the confluence of rivers, is a step back in time in American..…
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9 Best Restaurants to Visit in Delaware in 2015 Delaware may not be known as a culinary mecca-but it should be. Alas, among even the thorniest of bushes, a rose blossoms. In the First State, there..…
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Travel + Leisure's Jacqui Gifford joins TODAY to suggest some romantic getaways across the U.S. that you can still book for the upcoming holiday…
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WILMINGTON, Del. — In a downtown district previously characterized by pawnshops and check-cashing stores, hundreds of apartments are being built here for a new generation of young professionals who wa…
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Artistic inspiration stems from the world around us. From observing creative work to exploring new sightseeing adventures, there is always something new to stir the imagination…
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The Brandywine River powered American industry in the 19th century. Walker's textile mill joins many others that dot the riverbanks. Upstream, the DuPont Company made gunpowder; other mills produced e…
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