When Delaware County Welcomed: Eleanor Roosevelt Roosevelt was on her own, a highly respected political figure, diplomat, and activist.
Landmarks Of Delaware County: The Edward E. Neff House The childhood home of a prolific and prominent architect.
When Delaware County Welcomed: The Fisk Jubilee Singers Did you know that Delaware is one of the places where American musical history was made?
Landmarks Of Delaware County: St. Mary’s Church, Delaware The roof, covered in slate, adds to the building’s majestic appearance.
Landmarks Of Delaware County: Mrs. Murray’s School President Hayes’ family lived in two separate houses along William Street during his childhood.
When Delaware Welcomed: Vice President Henry Wallace Wallace was a key speaker at several major events
Rutherford And Lucy’s Thanksgivings The Hayes’ first Thanksgiving in the White House was celebrated on November 29, 1877.
Landmarks Of Delaware County: Stuyvesant Hall The building features three wings built around a courtyard and a bell tower.
