Landmarks Of Delaware County: Mrs. Murray’s School

President Hayes’ family lived in two separate houses along William Street during his childhood.

Delaware Roots: Brevet Brigadier General Allured Bayard Nettleton

Allured’s early years were spent in Delaware County.

Landmarks Of Delaware County: The Hotel Blee

The Hotel Blee may have had a troubled beginning.

When Delaware Welcomed: Vice President Henry Wallace

Wallace was a key speaker at several major events

Delaware County Roots: The War Governor

The second Governor of the State of Kansas was a native Delaware Countian.

A Quiet Fourth Of July In Delaware 103 Years Ago – Except For A Stray Bullet

That bucolic scene was tempered, however, by a strange occurrence.

Standing Since: June 29 Edition

They differ in size and setting, but they share one defining trait. They were built to endure.

When Delaware County Welcomed: Mark Twain

It was a busy and arduous tour, with stops and lectures almost every night.

Landmarks Of Delaware County: The Delaware Post Office Building

The total price tag for the new Post Office was $75,004.48.

Delaware’s Civil War Story Comes To The Screen

A Regiment Formed In Delaware