John Dickinson Plantation

John Dickinson Plantation

Samuel Dickinson a wealthy Quaker tobacco planter moved his family to this plantation in 1740. When Samuel died the plantation was passed down to his son John. John became a lawyer and was active in the Pennsylvania Assembly. He wrote “Letters from a Farmer in 1767....
Lewes Ferry (pronounced Louis)

Lewes Ferry (pronounced Louis)

The quickest way over to New Jersey is the Ferry. Being from the Mid-West this just fascinates me. We had planned on taking the Ferry, but timing just did not allow on this trip. Here is the link to check out the times and prices of the Ferry....
Cape May

Cape May

Cape May is a beautiful seaside town. They have a wonderful Lighthouse that you can see from just about any point on the Cape. Lots of yummy restaurants and beautiful Victorian Bed and Breakfasts. Their beaches are very clean. Many are off-limits to tourists, but you...
Barratt’s Chapel – “Cradle of Methodism”

Barratt’s Chapel – “Cradle of Methodism”

About 12 miles south of Dover off highway 1 is the First United Methodist Church in the United States. The building has been beautifully maintained. John Wesley the founder of Methodism sent Francis Asbury and seven other Methodist to the American Colonies to start...
Air Mobility Command Museum at Dover Air Force Base

Air Mobility Command Museum at Dover Air Force Base

Dover, Delaware is home to Dover Air Force Base. If this sounds familiar to you it is most likely because this is where all Military casualties are brought home. They are honored and respected. This website gives a glimpse into what goes on behind the scenes when our...