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Delaware Historic Treasure
Considering all the surrounding development and spaghetti of highway, it is a wonder the Hale-Byrnes House is still standing. Fortunately, it is situated on a mostly forgotten stretch of road, but it...
Considering all the surrounding development and spaghetti of highway, it is a wonder the Hale-Byrnes House is still standing. Fortunately, it is situated on a mostly forgotten stretch of road, but it...
It's a small brick house dating from the mid 18th century. The lovingly cared-form home of Quaker farmers, it was drawn into the Revolutionary War when General George Washington held a council in the ...
It's a small brick house dating from the mid 18th century. The lovingly cared-form home of Quaker farmers, it was drawn into the Revolutionary War when General George Washington held a council in the ...
Went on the 4th of July. It was free and that was very much appreciated. The woman who lives there on the 2nd floor is also the tour guide. Never heard of such an arrangement, but it apparently works....
Delaware Historic Treasure
Considering all the surrounding development and spaghetti of highway, it is a wonder the Hale-Byrnes House is still standing. Fortunately, it is situated on a mostly forgotten stretch of road, but it...
Delaware Historic Treasure
Considering all the surrounding development and spaghetti of highway, it is a wonder the Hale-Byrnes House is still standing. Fortunately, it is situated on a mostly forgotten stretch of road, but it...
Terrif Small House Museum
It's a small brick house dating from the mid 18th century. The lovingly cared-form home of Quaker farmers, it was drawn into the Revolutionary War when General George Washington held a council in the ...
Terrif Small House Museum
It's a small brick house dating from the mid 18th century. The lovingly cared-form home of Quaker farmers, it was drawn into the Revolutionary War when General George Washington held a council in the ...
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Went on the 4th of July. It was free and that was very much appreciated. The woman who lives there on the 2nd floor is also the tour guide. Never heard of such an arrangement, but it apparently works....