Educational Programs

Listing:

Delaware Agricultural Museum and Village

Contact:

Linda Chatfield

Address:

866 North DuPont Highway , Dover DE, 19901 (Kent County)

During Season Phone#:

(302) 734-1618

Fax:	(302) 734-0457

Email Address:

damv@dol.net

Website:

www.agriculturalmuseum.org/

Open:

Tue - Sat 10 - 4; Sun 1- 4

Directions:

Follow Rt. 13 into Dover; museum is on Rt. 13 (North DuPont Highway), just south of Delaware State University.

Offering:

Main exhibit building with more than 12,000 artifacts on display. Fifteen historic 19th century structures, an eighteenth

century log house, the first broiler chicken house. Programs and special events "Experiencing History," children's

programs, workshops, Delaware Herb Festival (3rd weekend in May). Other seasonal festivals (Call for exact dates

and times). Admission fee for museum and special events.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Listing:

Filasky's Produce

Contact:

John or Cindi Filasky

Address:

1343 Bunker Hill Rd., Middletown DE, 19709 (New Castle County)

During Season Phone#:

(302) 378-2754

Fax:	(302) 378-2889

Email Address:

pumpkinlady46@yahoo.com

Open:

May-December 24

Directions:

301 South turn right on Bunker Hill Road, 2 miles down. Bunker Hill Road outside Middletown.

Offering:

Corn maze, farm market, pumpkin/squash cooking demonstrations (Nov), hayrides and greenhouse tours for school

groups in the spring and fall, Christmas shop, PYOpumpkins and tomatoes.

Pick Your Own:

Pumpkins, Peppers, Tomatoes, and Strawberries

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Listing:

Greenbank Mill

Contact:

Tony Shahan

Address:

500 Greenbank Rd., Wilmington DE, 19808 (New Castle County)

During Season Phone#:

(302) 999-9001

Fax:	(302) 999-1279

Email Address:

greenbankmills@aol.com

Website:

www.greenbankmill.org

Open:

May-Nov, Fri-Sat, 10 am-4 pm.

Directions:

Located on Greenbank Rd. across from the Wilmington and Western Railroad, near the intersection of Rts. 2 and 41.

Offering:

Experience early 19th century Delaware in a 300-year-old gristmill, textile mill and farm site. Eighteen foot water wheel

powered by nearby Red Clay Creek. Mill tours, sheep to shawl tour living history programs, Fridays, June - Aug. Call

for program details.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

First Previous Next Last

Last Updated: Monday, 31-Mar-2008 14:48:00 EDT