The Jane and Littleton Mitchell Center for African American Heritage honors two persons who dedicated their professional lives to ensuring equal rights and opportunities for African Americans and other disenfranchised Delawareans.

The Nanticoke Indian Museum displays many artifacts that have been passed down from Elders and includes thousands of arrowheads, pottery, axe hammers and other objects.

Step back in time at the Old Swedes Historic Site and get a glimpse at how the earliest European immigrants would have lived in America.

The Star Hill Museum is housed in the African Methodist Episcopal Church, which was established circa 1863 and played a part in the Underground Railroad.

Delaware’s first European settlement, Zwaanendael, founded 1631. The Zwaanendael Museum commemorates this first European colony, Swanendael, established by the Dutch. This museum serves as a showcase for the Lewes area’s maritime, military, and social history.