Photos from Delaware, United States, North America

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Long Walk and Colonnade

Russian Gate

Éleuthère Irénée du Pont (1771-1834)

1960 Rolls-Royce Phantom V

French Parterre

Memorial Carillon

Nemours

1951 Rolls-Royce Silver Wraith

Nemours/Alftred I. duPont Hospital for Children

Water Tower

Nemours

Staff Wing at Nemours

Reflecting Pool

Entrance Landscaping

Nemours Gates

Nemours Visitor Center

Amtrak, somewhere!

Joe Biden and Major.

Amtrak Joe, soon POTUS

While Oyster Shuckers Were Primarily African-Americans

Oyster Packers Were Primarily Eastern European Immigrants …

Crabbing Was Also a Major Contributor to the Local Economy

The Boat Builders Program Is Well Respected

Lighthouses Come in Many Shapes and Sizes

Oyster Fisherman Busy at Work Inside

Oystering Equipment Outside, Oyster Boat and Processing Inside

I Didn’t Expect to Find Houses at a Maritime Museum

Most Bus Passengers Become Cruise Passengers

Shallops Were Brought to America in Pieces, Reassembled and Used to Explore Rivers and Inlets – This a Replica of the Shallop Used by John Smith Near Jamestown

A Crusty Old Fella

What’s Left of a Coinage Barrel – Some Were as Large as a 55-Gallon Drum

The Booty Is More Than Guns and Gold

Now, Just How Did the Barrel Get Bent?

Another Display Case of Nicely Displayed “Jewels”

I Suppose Finding These Might Be the Salvage Diver’s “Eureka Moment”

All the “Jewels” Are Nicely Displayed and Well-Documented

Some Specimens Have Been Restored, While These – Not So Much!

Spick and Span

Look Mom, No Dust

Fresh Paint and Spent Elbow Grease Make This Lightship an Outstanding Specimen

A Wall and Flowers Are Rare Commodities at a Lightship Location

Never Forget Them

The Unembellished Vietnam Memorial Takes Center Stage

The Multi-Purpose Veterans Memorial Is Nicely Done

I Don’t Remember Ever Seeing One of These Agitators

“Hi-Yo, Silver! Away!” – From Long, Long Ago

Enclosures Keep the Dust and the Photographers Out

The Condition of Each of the Historic Buildings Is Anyone’s Guess

Water-Powered Grist Mills Are Commonplace but Water-Powered Saw Mills, Not So Much

I Know This Is a Dog or Goat Treadmill but Do Most?

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