New Castle Historical Society

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2 E 4th St
New Castle, DE 19720
+1 (302) 322-2794
http://www.newcastlehistory.org

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 educational programs, special events, and a variety of exhibitions that highlight the community's past.

In addition to offering engaging tours and programs, the society showcases an extensive collection of artifacts and publications that celebrate New Castle's heritage. The organization also hosts the Fourth Friday Art on the Town event, promoting local arts and culture in the historic downtown area.

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