The Mill Creek Hundred History Blog

It didn't take long for a few good pieces of information to come in relating to the mystery of the origin of the name "Stoney Batte...

See? No name. Ugh. Due to the nature of the history in Mill Creek Hundred, and of the information available about it, almost never in th...

The third and final talk in the Red Clay Valley History series (for this year, at least) will be held on Monday night, March 2, at 7:00 PM. ...

I just found out recently that New Castle County has decided to tear down the main pavilion at Brandywine Springs Park and rebuild a new on...

Barker Sawmill race, 1895 I fully and freely admit that I'm an amateur at this history thing. I'm not writing academic papers he...

The E. B. Talley House on Mt. Lebanon Road Considering everything I said in the last post about vigilance and advocacy for endangered h...

A last-minute reminder that the second in the series of Red Clay Valley History Talks is tonight, February 2, 2015. The topic of tonight...

Now we get to what was supposed to be my third and final "catch up on stuff I'd missed" post, following the posts about the C...