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This is one of the prettiest views of Wilmington.
First Presbyterian Church Details

This is one of the prettiest views of Wilmington.

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First Presbyterian Church Details

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309 Cottage Lane. (circa 1852) One of the few surviving early outbuildings. Constructed for Levi Hart, partner in Hart & Bailey Iron Works. His house stood on the northeast corner of South 3rd Street and Cottage Lane. Acquired by First Presbyterian in 1965.
Hart Carriage House Details

309 Cottage Lane. (circa 1852) One of the few surviving early outbuildings. Constructed for Levi Hart, partner in Hart & Bailey Iron Works. His house stood on the northeast corner of South 3rd Street and Cottage Lane. Acquired by First Presbyterian in 1965.

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Cottage Lane was one our favorite streets in Wilmington, be sure to take a stroll. The wooden cottage with the dormer windows was built (circa 1845) by John Williams, a local merchant, it was owned by his decendants until 1967.
Cottage Lane Details

Cottage Lane was one our favorite streets in Wilmington, be sure to take a stroll. The wooden cottage with the dormer windows was built (circa 1845) by John Williams, a local merchant, it was owned by his decendants until 1967.

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23 S 3rd St. (1901) A fine shingle style residence by Henry Bacon, a Wilmington resident who also designed the Lincoln Memorial.
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23 S 3rd St. (1901) A fine shingle style residence by Henry Bacon, a Wilmington resident who also designed the Lincoln Memorial.

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25 S 3rd St. (1839-40) The congregation was established in 1729 and this church (1839-40) is the oldest in Wilmington. Built in the Gothic-Revival style and designed by Thomas Walter of Philadelphia. There is an 18th century cemetery in the rear along 4th St.
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25 S 3rd St. (1839-40) The congregation was established in 1729 and this church (1839-40) is the oldest in Wilmington. Built in the Gothic-Revival style and designed by Thomas Walter of Philadelphia. There is an 18th century cemetery in the rear along 4th St.

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St. James Episcopal Church Details

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18th century cemetery
St. James Church Cemetery Details

18th century cemetery

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St. James Church Cemetery Details

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