Delaware: A Guide to the First StateUS History Publishers, 1955 |
Sisältö
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GOVERNMENT | 56 |
TRANSPORTATION | 70 |
AGRICULTURE | 83 |
INDUSTRY COMMERCE AND LABOR | 90 |
FOLKLORE AND CUSTOMS | 104 |
EDUCATION | 120 |
ARDEN 167 | 165 |
DOVER | 176 |
LEWES | 193 |
MILFORD | 208 |
NEWARK | 218 |
NEW CASTLE | 232 |
REHOBOTH | 253 |
WILMINGTON | 260 |
LITERATURE | 126 |
THE PRESS | 134 |
THE THEATER | 145 |
ARCHITECTURE | 154 |
Chester Pa WilmingtonDoverDelmar | 317 |
CHRONOLOGY | 519 |
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acres Alrichs Baltimore Beach boats Bowers Beach Brandywine brick bridge brought building built Caesar Rodney canal Cape Cape Henlopen Castle County century Chesapeake Christina church Coleman du Pont Colonial Company court Creek Dela Delaware Bay Delaware River Delaware's Dover Dutch early English erected established farm farmers fishing Fort Casimir Fort Christina garden Governor Hall Henlopen highway HOUSE private Indian River Indian River Bay industry John junction Kent County land later Lewes Line lower counties marshes Maryland meeting house miles Milford mill mington Nanticoke Nanticoke River nearby Negroes Newark Old Swedes open by permission original painted Park Peninsula Penn's Pennsylvania Philadelphia plant Pont Quaker railroad Rehoboth residents Rodney settlers ship shore side road slaves station stone Street Sussex County Swedish tavern Thomas tion Tour town tract trees vessels village William Penn Wilmington
Suositut otteet
Sivu xx - Every vehicle upon a highway within this state during the period from a half hour after sunset to a half hour before sunrise and at any other time when there is not sufficient light to render clearly discernible any person on the highway at a distance of two hundred feet ahead...
