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Cape Henlopen State Park
Cape Henlopen State Park is the site established by William Penn as some of the nation's first public lands. It has played a major role in local shipping and in the nation's military history. The historic Henlopen Lighthouse no longer helps to guide vessels through the treacherous bay waters, but the two stone "breakwaters" barriers off the point of the Cape, completed in 1869 and 1901, still form a safe harbor for boats during rough seas.
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Cape Henlopen State Park
Cape Henlopen State Park is the site established by William Penn as some of the nation's first public lands. It has played a major role in local shipping and in the nation's military history. The historic Henlopen Lighthouse no longer helps to guide vessels through the treacherous bay waters, but the two stone "breakwaters" barriers off the point of the Cape, completed in 1869 and 1901, still form a safe harbor for boats during rough seas.
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Cape Henlopen State Park
Cape Henlopen State Park is the site established by William Penn as some of the nation's first public lands. It has played a major role in local shipping and in the nation's military history. The historic Henlopen Lighthouse no longer helps to guide vessels through the treacherous bay waters, but the two stone "breakwaters" barriers off the point of the Cape, completed in 1869 and 1901, still form a safe harbor for boats during rough seas.
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ABOUT
Cape Henlopen State Park
Cape Henlopen State Park is the site established by William Penn as some of the nation's first public lands. It has played a major role in local shipping and in the nation's military history. The historic Henlopen Lighthouse no longer helps to guide vessels through the treacherous bay waters, but the two stone "breakwaters" barriers off the point of the Cape, completed in 1869 and 1901, still form a safe harbor for boats during rough seas.