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Talking About Delaware and the Civil War

Posted on March 31, 2013April 1, 2013 by Mike

New Castle County Reads 2013 has selected the book March by Geraldine Brooks at its feature title for discussions and programming in 2013.  The north is reeling under a series of unexpected defeats during the darkest days of the Civil War in this extraordinary novel, as Mr. March leaves his family to aid the Union…

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The C & D Canal During the Civil War – A Talk at New Castle Public Library

Posted on March 25, 2013November 8, 2024 by Mike

New Castle County Reads 2013 has chosen March by Geraldine Brooks as its feature book this year.  The fascinating novel takes places during the dark years of the Civil War, as the north reels under a series of unexpected defeats and a father, Mr. March, goes off to aid the Union cause.  The New Castle…

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Learning about Delaware history at Old Court House Museum

Posted on November 9, 2012November 12, 2012 by Mike

My Wilmington University Delaware History class visited the New Castle Court House Museum for a practical learning opportunity offered by the Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs Tuesday evening.  For over an hour and a half our knowledgeable docent, Brian, guided us through centuries of Delaware’s colonial and pre-Civil War history.  We heard about the…

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Historic Digital Maps of Maryland and Delaware Are Just a Click Away on New Website

Posted on October 28, 2012November 6, 2012 by Mike

Digital resources available to researchers have grown enormously in recent years, making the work of researchers much easier as sought after data is often just a few clicks away. Maps are one of those areas of growth as they’ve been scanned by special collections institutions, making them virtually available on demand. I was recently made…

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