New Castle Historical Society

As New Castle’s earliest Georgian mansion, the 1738 Amstel House tells the story of Delaware's revolutionary beginning through the family of Governor Nicholas Van Dyke and Chancellor Kensey Johns. The Amstel House is open for guided tours from April 1 through December 31.

The New Castle Historical Society operates two historic house museums, the c. 1690 Dutch House and the 1738 Amstel House, showcasing the rich history of New Castle, Delaware. These museums offer tours, educational programs, and special exhibitions to engage the public with the area's past. Generated from the website

The New Castle Historical Society is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of New Castle, Delaware, through its two historic house museums: the c. 1690 Dutch House and the 1738 Amstel House. Visitors can explore these locations and engage with a variety of educational programs, special events, and exhibitions throughout the year. In addition to guided tours of the historic homes, the Society offers virtual exhibits and a range of publications that highlight the area's history. The organization also hosts community events like the Fourth Friday Art on the Town and ghost tours, promoting a deeper connection to the local heritage. Generated from the website