The Mill Creek Hundred History Blog

 John Bishop House  This past weekend, I and my family had the pleasure of riding the Wilmington and Western Railroad -- something we...

 The "New Bridge" in Marshallton, c.1905 Editor's Note of Caution: I now have very good reason to believe that much of t...

 Henry Whiteman House  Most of the time when I read a historical report, everything seems to make sense, and I have no reason to doubt ...

 Aerial image of farm buildings at Delcastle It's probably safe to say that anyone who is at all familiar with Mill Creek Hundred ...

Kenny House after the Feb. 10 Fire As was mentioned in the earlier post about Father Patrick Kenny and the Coffee Run Church, Kenny'...

Current FOBS Dig Site, the B&O Pavilion As a timely follow-up to the last post about Brandywine Springs Amusement Park , I'd like...

Entrance Archway at Brandywine Springs From its earliest days, the residents of Mill Creek Hundred have always been an industrious, hard-...

The McKennan-Klair House Partially on a suggestion from a reader, we'll take a look now at an old house that has connections to a f...