Join us aboard a Cape May-Lewes Ferry Trolley as we explore the quaint streets and beautiful waterfront of Lewes. You will have a chance to meander down Pilottown Road along the Lewes & Rehoboth Canal and to see the grand Victorians of Kings Highway. Shipcarpenter Square, Front Street, Third Street, Fourth Street and Savannah Road are also included. The Trolley Tour lasts approximately 45 minutes and ends at the same DART Bus Stop at Second & Market Streets as it begins." The Lewes Historical Society, 110 Shipcarpenter Street Lewes, Delaware 19958, For reservations call 302.645.5575, www.historiclewes.org
Lewes Historical Society is comprised of a collection of twelve old-town Lewes historical sites, nine of which are centrally located on a complex at the intersection of Second and Shipcarpenter Street. The Cannonball House (1765) is one of the most well-known landmarks in Lewes. Visitors flock to see the famous house with the cannonball still stuck in its side. Now, it is home to nationally important maritime art and memorabilia. The Burton-Ingram House (1785) is nationally recognized for its architectural significance to lower Delaware. It houses elegant furnishings, and fine art. Additional Lewes Historical sites include the Ryves Holt House, Rabbit’s Ferry House, Lewes Lifesaving Station Boathouse, Ellegood House, Hiram Rodney Burton House, Midway School #178, Blacksmith Shop, Early Plank House, Old Doctor’s Office, and Thompson Country Store. Lewes Historical Society, 110 Shipcarpenter Square, Lewes, Delaware 19958, 302.645.7670, www.historiclewes.org
"Join the Delaware River & Bay Lighthouse Foundation and journey by boat for a memorable tour inside the Delaware Breakwater East End Lighthouse and Harbor of Refuge Lighthouse. Have you ever imagined what it may have been like to serve as a keeper at a lonely offshore lighthouse? Would you like to see first-hand the challenges of saving a lighthouse surrounded by nothing but water? Learn what it was like to live in an offshore lighthouse as you climb the cast-iron steps to the top of the light for a breathtaking view of the Cape Henlopen seascape. All while you enjoy these historic treasures and the spectacular views from atop the light! Each tour promises to make learning about history fun for the entire family." To make reservations call or write to the Delaware River & Bay Lighthouse Foundation to reserve your space. Reservations are a must. Seating is limited. Delaware River & Bay Lighthouse Foundation, PO Box 708, Lewes, DE 19958, 302.644.7046, www.delawarebaylights.org
The Rehoboth Art League was founded in 1938 to encourage interest and participation in cultural and artistic activities. Located on 3 1/2 acres in one of the most beautiful sections of Rehoboth Beach, the Art League offers adult and children's art classes, art galleries and special events throughout the year. The Homestead, constructed in 1743 by Peter Marsh, is on the National Register of Historic Places. Rehoboth Art League, 12 Dodds Lane, Henlopen Acres, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971, 302.227.8408, rehobothartleague.org
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