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Area Attractions and Sites |
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Eastern Delaware County is blessed by an abundance of historical sites including reminders of the First Nations, early Swedish settlements, Pennsylvania's first water-driven grist mill, underground railroad activity, above-ground railroad activity and much, much more. |
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Ceiling Medalion, Darby Library |
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| Swedish Cabin on Darby Creek was built between 1638 and 1655. Administered by the Friends of the Swedish Cabin, more information can be found here. |
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| White Horse Tavern, Chester Pike, Prospect Park |
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| Printz's or Old Swedes Mill (1646) |
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Mount Moriah Cemetery |
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| House of Blackbeard's Mistress?, Marcus Hook |
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| Bartrams Garden |
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| Gravesite of William Still |
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| Morton Morton who's got the Morton? |
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| Fort Mifflin |
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Sellers Hall |
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| Mortonson House, Norwood, circa 1739 |
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| Mortonson Cabin, Prospect Park (AKA Ferry House) |
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