The Mill Creek Hundred History Blog

This is Part II of Finding the Nichols House, my short-version presentation of Walt Chiquoine's research into the subject. His original ...

Long-time readers of this blog should be familiar with the name Walt Chiquoine. He has written several guest posts here, and for many years ...

I'm thrilled and proud to present another fantastic guest post, this time from a first-time contributor, Don Prather. Don is a Delaware ...

There are, thankfully, a number of historic homes still in use in and around Hockessin. Few of them, however, touch as many of the major are...

In the most recent post about the Capital Trail Garage , I wrote of the thrill of learning about a site or topic of which I had been previou...

Robert E. McFarlin's Capital Trail Garage Just a quick post here to share a couple of fantastic pictures that were recently shared w...

I'm proud to present another wonderful Guest Post from Dave Olsen, who's becoming quite the expert on the Mill Creek region north of...

The early 20th Century was a time of great changes in rural and suburban infrastructure. The rise of the automobile necessitated improvement...