Travels with Darley:
Revolutionary Road Trips, Delaware

In Travels with Darley: Revolutionary Road, host Darley Newman journeys across the state of Delaware to uncover the people, places, and pivotal events that shaped the nation’s fight for independence. From historic towns and preserved homes to Revolutionary War battlefields, Darley explores how Delaware played a critical role in America’s founding—offering a unique perspective on the state’s contributions during the 250th anniversary of the United States.

In Greater Wilmington, Delaware Darley visits the town of Historic New Castle, where she explores sites tied to Delaware’s early leaders and its colonial past. She also stops at the Cooch’s Bridge Battlefield—site of the only Revolutionary War battle fought on Delaware soil. At the Hale-Byrnes House, she steps into the very room where General George Washington held a council of war in 1777.

This episode offers a compelling look at how Delaware’s landscapes, landmarks, and stories still echo the spirit of revolution. Watch the full episode below to follow Darley’s journey through the First State and see how the fight for freedom unfolded in the places you can still visit today.

Want to follow in Darley’s footsteps?

Check out our Revolutionary Road Trip Itinerary, inspired by the Travels with Darley: Revolutionary Road Trips Delaware episode. This easy-to-follow guide highlights the historic sites featured in the show—like Cooch’s Bridge Battlefield, the Hale-Byrnes House, and Historic New Castle—so you can experience Delaware’s Revolutionary War heritage for yourself.