The Mill Creek Hundred History Blog

 Richard R. Kenney Perhaps no place in Mill Creek Hundred has as rich and diverse of a history as Brandywine Springs. Normally whe...

If you'll recall (or even if you won't), a while back there was a post that included a 1921 picture of a bridge that was caption...

This is really less a full-blown post than just a few thoughts, but I wanted to put them out there while they were still rattling around in ...

A short while back I made mention of the fact that for the foreseeable future I'd be having less time to research and write the blog. I ...

There was a picture I had seen a while back (shown at right) that had piqued my interest, but I hadn't gotten around to writing about it...

Jabez Banks, Jr. In the recent post about the Mendenhall Mob I wrote about how nice it is to occasionally get a glimpse into the everyd...

General outline of the Red Clay Creek Corridor Park area In the mid-1970's, New Castle County found itself in possession of two prop...

Kiamensi Road House This one is much less of a normal blog post for me, and more of just a picture gallery. The photos below are of a ho...