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Historic Homes & Buildings

Governor Ross Mansion (circa 1859)
North Pine Street Extension • Seaford, DE 19973
302-628-9500
Owned by the Seaford Historical Society, this 20-acre plantation features a brick, Italian Villa-style mansion, granary, carriage house, barns, a corn crib, ham house, restored honeymoon cottage, and Delaware's only documented log slave quarters. map
Old Christ Church
Route 24 • Laurel, DE 19956
302-875-3644
Among about a dozen churches along the Atlantic Coast to survive unaltered since America's pre-Revolutionary period, Old Christ Church has never had plumbing, heat, or electricity. Tours are available from mid-April to mid-October on Sundays from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. map
U.N.O.I. Grain Mill
Route 13A • Seaford, DE 19973
302-629-4083
In operation since 1885, this mill produces Dove flour, corn meal and buckwheat pancake mix. It still has the original corn stone in use to create products sold commercially today. Tours are offered by appointment on Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. map

Days Gone By Museum
Woodland • Seaford, DE 19973
Located Southwest of Seaford
302-629-9889
This nostalgic museum features Woodland Ferry history, restored antique tractors, carpenter's tools and other artifacts. Tours are available by appointment. map
Seaford Museum
High Street • Seaford, DE 19973
302-628-9828
Seaford's history is displayed at this museum. The original map of Seaford and a special exhibit from the DuPont Company highlighting the development of nylon, which was first manufactured in Seaford, can be seen. map