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Volume 15
Issue 10
October 31, 2022 |
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| Honoring Delaware's Native American heritage |
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| Long before colonial settlers reached American shores, Native American tribes had already established a long history. Learn more about the first people of the First State as we celebrate Native American Heritage Month in November. |
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| Highlighted Event |
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| Delve into the history of Delaware's first residents and hear about their survival and renewal despite centuries of anguish and eradication. Join the Division's Zwaanendael Museum virtually on Friday, Nov. 18, for this free program. Learn more |
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| Saving Delaware History |
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The historic preservation and museums newsletter of the Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs.
Saving Delaware History is designed to stimulate public interest in the division's museums, programs and services, and to increase awareness of the value that history and historic preservation bring to the lives of Delaware's citizens and visitors. The newsletter is distributed during the last week of each month, via e-mail, to division staff members, Delaware's historical- and preservation-related communities and friends. |
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Please submit relevant articles, news items and suggestions to Maddy Goss, newsletter editor, at madeline.goss@delaware.gov or Dana Behling, communications manager, at dana.behling@delaware.gov.
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Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs
29 N. State St.
Dover, DE 19901
Telephone: 302-736-7400
Fax: (302) 739-5660
Web: http://history.delaware.gov |
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