The Mill Creek Hundred History Blog

Bartley-Tweed House Tucked away on a bend on what I always thought of as a "cut-through" road (on the back way to Newark), sit...

Ad promoting the sale of lots in The Cedars If asked to describe Mill Creek Hundred today, I think the word near the top of most people...

 Richard R. Banks' Wilmington Automobile Company  As we've seen in numerous previous posts, there has been a wide range of di...

Stanton School, 1926 By the mid to late 19th Century, Mill Creek Hundred contained all or part of at least 17 separate school districts....

David Eastburn House Author's note: This was the original post about the David Eastburn farm. For a much more detailed history of th...

The Stanton Hotel, c. 1900 A while back, we looked at the hotel that, during its time, was usually looked upon as the "main" h...

Josiah Hulett's old house, 1939 Over the summer, I did a post about Josiah G. Hulett  which included information about a house that ...

Over on DelawareOnline , there is a nice little video piece focusing on the Brandywine Springs Amusement Park . You can find the video he...