Rehoboth Beach & Boardwalk (1960) Delaware Public Archives 2026-09-21 | Rehoboth Beach & Boardwalk (1960)
Delaware Memorial Bridge - September 12, 1968 Delaware Public Archives 2025-09-12 | This 16mm film shows a marching band, motorcade, government officials, toll booth, Delaware Memorial Bridge, and Miss Delaware.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. We post historical footage from the Archives every Friday so if you’re interested be sure to subscribe.Note: While the footage is unedited the original film had no sound, so we added in some music for the background.Resource Identifier: 0920-001-008_007mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #delaware #history
People and Movement - 1958 Film Delaware Public Archives 2025-09-04 | This 16mm film explains the benefits and impact of having a Highway System. Shows construction, 1950s cars, construction machines, traffic, highways in use, stores, homes, cities, food being delivered, over/under passes, express ways, car accidents, bridges, military vehicles, and Interstate 55. The film also explains the Highways Acts of 1956 and 1958. It also discusses the need for more highways and the results of new highways and good highway planning.Resource Identifier: 1540-000-001_027mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #history #transporation #classiccars #documentary #historicalfilm
Teaching Revolution at 250: An Educator Symposium Delaware Public Archives 2025-08-29 | This special event included educators, librarians, museum professionals, and cultural heritage partners coming together to share ideas for bringing the American Revolution and Delaware’s pivotal role into the classroom ahead of the 250th Anniversary.Speakers include: Welcome RemarksStephen Marz, CA - Director and State Archivist, Delaware Public ArchivesDick Carter - Chair, Delaware Heritage CommissionSession 1: Revolutionary War History - An OverviewChuck Fithian - Delaware archaeologist and military historianSession 2: How to Research Delaware Historical Society: From Archives to Artifacts - History You Can UseDelaware Public Archives: Research Tools & Revolutionary War ResourcesSession 3: How to Create Lesson PlansEmily Green from Polytech High SchoolT.H. Leighty - Dover High SchoolFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive
More footage of the Indian River Inlet from 1950-1960! #DPAShorts #explore #history Delaware Public Archives 2025-08-25 | ...
Exploring Bethany Beach in 1987! #DPAShorts Delaware Public Archives 2025-08-08 | Subscribe for more!
Historical Marker Unveiling - Rehoboth Beach Patrol Delaware Public Archives 2025-08-05 | FOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive
Dover circa 1950s Delaware Public Archives 2025-07-29 | This 16mm film shows 3 different views of the Old State House, Dover Marker, and Ridgely House from Green. Includes footage of people in colonial-era costume.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. We post historical footage from the Archives every Friday so if you’re interested be sure to subscribe.Note: While the footage is unedited the original film had no sound, so we added in some music for the background.Resource Identifier: 1325-003-226_142mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #delaware #history
New Castle in 1952 Delaware Public Archives 2025-07-24 | This 16mm film from June 6, 1952 opens with a view of the road from the perspective of the driver, and then shows “The Green or Market Plaine” Historical Marker. The film concludes with different views of the various buildings in the area.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. We post historical footage from the Archives every Friday so if you’re interested be sure to subscribe.Note: While the footage is unedited the original film had no sound, so we added in some music for the background.Resource Identifier: 1325-003-226_139mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #delaware #history
Exploring the Delaware State Fair in 1947 #DPAShorts Delaware Public Archives 2025-07-22 | Subscribe for more!
John Dickinson: A Great Worthy of the Revolution - 1995 Film Delaware Public Archives 2025-07-16 | This video, on VHS, provides biographical information on John Dickinson. It also provides information on the John Dickinson Mansion in Kent County, Delaware. It serves as an orientation video for John Dickinson Plantation, and a book by the same name is in DPA's holdings.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. We post historical footage from the Archives every week so if you’re interested be sure to subscribe.Resource Identifier: 1325-003-226_132mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #delaware #history
How to Research at the Delaware Public Archives #DPAShorts #explore #history Delaware Public Archives 2025-07-15 | ...
Bicentennial Promo Video featuring Governor Mike Castle and President Ronald Reagan Delaware Public Archives 2025-07-14 | This promotional video for the Bicentennial Celebrations, on VHS, features Governor Mike Castle and Chairman of the Delaware Heritage Commission, Bob Barnett. They give a prelude of events in Delaware that will celebrate the 200th anniversary the signing of the U.S. Constitution. They emphasize the role that Delaware had in it. The last half of the video features President Ronald Reagan discussing Bicentennial Celebrations on a national level and the importance of the United States Constitution.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. We post historical footage from the Archives every week so if you’re interested be sure to subscribe.Resource Identifier: 1302-C04-038_053mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #history #delaware
Superman in Delaware #DPAShorts #explore #history #superman Delaware Public Archives 2025-07-10 | Some photos are courtesy of the National Archives.
Building of a Bridge - 1967 Film Delaware Public Archives 2025-07-09 | This is a 16mm film. 08-29-1967, shows Delaware Memorial Bridge, Second Delaware Memorial Bridge, a boat passing under the bridge in fog, construction work, a view of the bridge from a boat, men working on steel beams, boats being used as work platforms, prefabricated parts of the bridge being hoisted up by cranes, 10-30-1967, sail boat passing under the bridge, American flag being hoisted up on a work platform boat, American Flag being hoisted up where two sections of the bridge are about to meet.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. We post historical footage from the Archives every week so if you’re interested be sure to subscribe.While the footage is unedited the original film had no sound, so we added in some music for the background. You can reach out to us for the original film at the Delaware Public Archives with the ID below.Resource Identifier: 0920-001-008_025mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #history
Thunder and Rain (Caesar Rodneys Famous Ride) - circa 1976 film Delaware Public Archives 2025-07-07 | This 16mm film contains the short film Thunder and Rain, which describes and portrays Caesar Rodney's famous ride from Dover, Delaware, to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was produced under the sponsorship of the Historical Society of Delaware with the help of other organizations. It begins with a monologue by the host, who represented the everyman of Delaware at the time of the American Revolution and served as the narrator of the short. The bulk of the film consists of a recreation of Caesar Rodney's ride, describing the process of traveling from Dover to Philadelphia. Throughout the film, brief vignettes describe the condition of Delaware at the time and people's thoughts, including Rodney's. The film also dramatizes Rodney's stops along the way, including his stop to change horses, his visit to a doctor for care, and a stop at an inn. The film concludes with his arrival in Philadelphia and his vote at the Continental Congress.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. We post historical footage from the Archives every week so if you’re interested be sure to subscribe.Resource Identifier: 1922-000-004_09mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #history #americanhistory
Counting Down to America’s 250th! #DPAShorts #explore #history Delaware Public Archives 2025-07-03 | ...
These States: The South (1975-1976 Bicentennial Film) Delaware Public Archives 2025-06-30 | This 16mm film contains the third part of the film These States, presented by The Bicentennial Council of the Thirteen Original States for the U.S. Bicentennial celebrations. Produced by André de la Varre, These States was a travelogue of Revolutionary War sites. This part of the film focuses on the South, and the states of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. It provides information on the people and events that took place there which were important to the American Revolution. It shows historical buildings and sites, people in period costume, reenactments, and historic documents and artifacts. It also shows the houses of prominent people and talks about their activities. The first and second parts of the film, focusing on New England and the Mid-Atlantic states, are here on the channel. If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. We post historical footage from the Archives every week so if you’re interested be sure to subscribe.Resource Identifier: 1922-000-004_08mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #history #americanhistory
Exploring our State Parks in 1992! #DPAShorts #explore #history Delaware Public Archives 2025-06-29 | ...
These States: Mid-Atlantic (1975-1976 Bicentennial Film) Delaware Public Archives 2025-06-25 | This 16mm film contains the second part of the film These States, presented by The Bicentennial Council of the Thirteen Original States for the U.S. Bicentennial celebrations. Produced by André de la Varre, These States was a travelogue of Revolutionary War sites. This part of the film focuses on the Mid-Atlantic region, and the states of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland. It provides information on the people and events that took place there which were important to the American Revolution. It shows historical buildings and sites, people in period costume, reenactments, and historic documents and artifacts. It also shows the houses of prominent people and talks about their activities. Delaware is prominent in this film, discussed roughly between 00:06:35 and 00:12:40. Prominent Delaware figures, such as John Haslet, John Dickinson, and Caesar Rodney are mentioned, locations such as New Castle, the Reed House, Dover, and Wilmington are shown, and there is mention of the Battle of Cooches Bridge. If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. We post historical footage from the Archives every week so if you’re interested be sure to subscribe.Resource Identifier: 1922-000-004_07mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #history #americanhistory
These States: New England (1975-1976 Bicentennial Film) Delaware Public Archives 2025-06-23 | This 16mm film contains the first part of the film These States, presented by The Bicentennial Council of the Thirteen Original States for the U.S. Bicentennial celebrations. Produced by André de la Varre, These States was a travelogue of Revolutionary War sites. This part of the film focuses on New England, and the states of New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. It provides information on the people and events that took place there which were important to the American Revolution. It shows historical buildings and sites, people in period costume, reenactments, and historic documents and artifacts. It also shows the houses of prominent people and talks about their activities. If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. We post historical footage from the Archives every week so if you’re interested be sure to subscribe.Resource Identifier: 1922-000-004_06mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #history #americanhistory
The Third Lantern for the Third Century - 1975 Bicentennial Film Delaware Public Archives 2025-06-18 | This is a 16mm film that contains footage of a Bicentennial Lantern Service held at The Old North Church in Boston. The ceremony's purpose was to begin the commemoration of the Bicentennial of the United States. After the title screen, there is footage of people marching down a street to the church in period costumes, representing different military units from early America. The camera then moves into the church, where the people inside sing America the Beautiful. After the song, Reverend Robert W. Golledge, vicar of Old North Church, speaks about Paul Revere and the lanterns hung in the church window. An unidentified man then reads Paul Revere's account of his ride. Next, the President of the United States, Gerald Ford, gave a speech. He talks about Paul Revere's ride and the start of the American Revolution. He speaks about the beginning of the Bicentennial celebrations, the national origins of America, immigration to America, and the characteristics and character of Americans. He also talks about the history of the American experience, about the centennial celebrations in 1876, and calls for a rededication to the ideas and ideals of the Founding Fathers. He also stresses the importance of unity, the accomplishments of the American dream, and what America has to offer the world. The congregation then sings. Afterward, two descendants of Robert Newman light two lanterns and place them in the window of the steeple. Robert Newman, the sexton of Old North Church in 1775, lit two lanterns at that time as a message to Paul Revere. The congregation sings My Country, 'Tis of Thee. Vicar Golledge then remarks on America's progress since 1775 and what was left to be done. President Ford then lit the third lantern for the third century, symbolically ushering in a new century and calling for renewed efforts and hope toward the American promise. There is a benediction from an unidentified clergyman, and the congregation sings Faith of our Fathers while President Ford and Vicar Golledge carry the lantern toward the steeple.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. We post historical footage from the Archives every week so if you’re interested be sure to subscribe.Resource Identifier: 1922-000-004_05mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #history
Bicentennial U.S.A. - circa 1976 film Delaware Public Archives 2025-06-16 | This 16mm film contains the short “Bicentennial U.S.A.” produced by the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission. It describes the various activities and events that were planned throughout the United States for the Bicentennial in 1976. The film discusses the small, grassroots committees that were formed throughout the country to organize local events and commemorations. It also summarizes the three themes of the Bicentennial: Heritage 76 (focusing on the past), Festival U.S.A. (focusing on the present), and Horizon 76 (focusing on the future).Throughout the film, the narrator discusses various activities undertaken to celebrate the Bicentennial, including reenactments, displays of sailing ships, remembrances of important figures such as Frederick Douglass, and the restoration of historic buildings. He also mentions the ways music, the arts, and theater were used to celebrate, as well as the importance of historical dramatization, oral histories, and cultural displays by minority and ethnic groups, including Native Americans. The short piece concludes by emphasizing the importance of setting goals for America's future and the significance of the Bicentennial to individuals.After this, there is a brief segment featuring John Warner, the administrator of the nation's Bicentennial. He is filmed in the National Archives in Washington, D.C., and discusses the importance of the historical documents present there.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. We post historical footage from the Archives every week so if you’re interested be sure to subscribe.Resource Identifier: 1922-000-004_03mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #history
Delaware: From Pearl Harbor To Outer Space (circa 1965 film) Delaware Public Archives 2025-06-12 | This motion picture, on 16mm film, provides a brief overview of the history of Delaware between the Second World War and the mid-1960s.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. Resource Identifier: 8005-000-046_028mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #history
Before the Civil War: Thomas Garrett & Patty Cannon (circa 1965 film) Delaware Public Archives 2025-06-10 | A 16mm documentary about Delaware's history prior to the Civil War. Provides information on abolitionist Thomas Garrett and illegal slave trader Patty Cannon.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. Resource Identifier: 8005-000-046_011mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #delaware #history
Civil Wars End to WWII: Delaware Shifts into Gear (circa 1965 film) Delaware Public Archives 2025-06-06 | This 16mm documentary looks at Delaware as it moves from the end of the Civil War, to the start of WWII. Subjects include:- Split during the Civil War- Industrial Revolution- Agriculture- Peaches- WWI- Delaware Battalions- Manufacturing war supplies- Growing Food for the Troops- 1920s- Agriculture- Broiler Chickens- Industry- DuPont Industries- Great Depression- Bread Lines- Job Loss- Agricultural Hardships- Works Progress Administration- Japans Imperial Conquest- Pearl HarborIf you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. Resource Identifier: 8005-000-046_012mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #history
Delaware and the Civil War - The Splitting of the Diamond (circa 1965 film) Delaware Public Archives 2025-06-04 | A 16mm documentary about how the tensions and issues that led to the Civil War almost split the state into two. Goes over all events that led to the Civil War but focuses on the impacts Delaware felt. Features Civil War Reenactments and a Congressional Reenactment.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. Resource Identifier: 8005-000-046_010mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #delaware #history
1750-1860 Delaware Agriculture: Harvest Of A Diamond State (circa 1965 film) Delaware Public Archives 2025-06-02 | This 16mm reel-to-reel film provides information on the development of agriculture and commerce in Delaware between 1750 and 1860.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. Resource Identifier: 8005-000-046_015mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #delaware #history
Delaware Industry & Transportation 1750-1860: With a Clack, A Chug, And a Splash (circa 1965 film) Delaware Public Archives 2025-05-27 | This 16mm reel-to-reel film describes the development of commerce, industry, and transportation in Delaware between 1750 and 1860.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. Resource Identifier: 8005-000-046_016mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #delaware #history
Before the Revolution: Yankee Doodle Comes to Delaware (circa 1965 film) Delaware Public Archives 2025-05-21 | This 16-mm film is an educational short about the history of Delaware from the 1700s until the beginning of the American Revolutionary War.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. Resource Identifier: 8005-000-046_026mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #delaware #history
The Revolutionary War - And Delaware was First Delaware Public Archives 2025-05-19 | This 16-mm film explains Delaware's role in the Revolutionary War and early American History. It features reenactors and recreations of scenes from early American history.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. Resource Identifier: 8005-000-046_017mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #delaware #history
Departure of William Penn: From Three Counties to Colony (circa 1965 film) Delaware Public Archives 2025-05-15 | This 16-mm film provides information on Delaware's transition from counties connected to Pennsylvania to a colony in its own right. It describes the life of William Penn in the late 17th and early 18th centuries and developments in Delaware over the same period.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. Resource Identifier: 8005-000-046_021mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #delaware #history
Arrival of William Penn: The Three Lower Counties of The Holy Experiment (circa 1965 film) Delaware Public Archives 2025-05-12 | This 16mm film provides information on William Penn's life, his acquisition of Delaware, and his interactions with others. It also provides insight into Delaware's early history and William Penn's influence on the colony.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. Resource Identifier: 8005-000-046_020mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#delaware #explore #history
Building A Railroad Over 50 Years Ago! #DPAShorts #explore #history Delaware Public Archives 2025-05-05 | ...
The Border Dispute: Mason & Dixon Draw the Line (circa 1965 Film) Delaware Public Archives 2025-05-01 | This 16mm film is an educational short on the history of Delaware. It discusses the establishment of the present borders of Delaware and the surrounding states.If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. Resource Identifier: 8005-000-046_027mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #delaware #history
England on the Delaware - Last of the Invaders (1965 Film) Delaware Public Archives 2025-04-29 | This 16mm film provides historical information on the conflict between England and the Netherlands over the territory of Delaware. If you enjoyed the video, please make sure to give it a like as it lets us know what kind of content everyone wants to see. For more videos like this, explore our YouTube channel. Resource Identifier: 8005-000-046_025mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #delaware #history
Dutch vs. Swedes: and the winner was... (circa 1965 Film) Delaware Public Archives 2025-04-23 | A 16mm reel-to-reel film regarding the conflict between the Dutch and the Swedes over possession of Delaware in the 1600s. Includes recreations.Resource Identifier: 8005-000-046_013mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #delaware #history
Delaware Beginnings II: In Honor of Christina (circa 1965 film) Delaware Public Archives 2025-04-21 | This 16mm film provides historical information on the establishment and development of the Swedish colony in Delaware.Resource Identifier: 8005-000-046_031mpFOLLOW:Website - archives.delaware.govSubscribe - youtube.com/channel/UC7_WXMeC-vpYdJmxBIJR7uQInstagram - instagram.com/DEPublicArchivesFacebook - facebook.com/DelawarePublicArchivesTwitter - twitter.com/DEPublicArchive#explore #delaware #history
