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The
Village of Cinderberry, Georgetown, Delaware
Last Phase of Appealing Age 50+ Town Home Community,
Just 12 Miles from the Delaware Beaches, is Now Selling
Heritage
Shores, Bridgeville, Delaware
Large, Award Winning 55+ Development with Single Family
Homes and Town Homes
West
Bay, Lewes, Delaware
West Bay, a Bayfront marina community in Lewes,
Delaware, is one of the
most affordable land lease waterfront communities around.
With 250+ deep water boat slips, fishing pier, general store,
pool, clubhouse and more,
it's your secret spot at the beach.
Check out the pictures, you'll be
amazed!
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Southern
Meadow, Magnolia, Delaware
Southern Meadow is an affordable Active
Adult community in Magnolia,
Delaware. With all Amenities completed, and homes
starting in the $120's,
it's the affordable 55+ choice in Delaware.
Wild
Meadows, Dover, Delaware
Not far from downtown Dover, Delaware is
the gated, 55+ community of Wild Meadows, a low
maintenance, manufactured home development that appeals to
retirees searching for some tax breaks and to those that
are looking for someone else to mow the lawn.
Barclay
Farms, Camden, Delaware
Affordable 55+ Manufactured Home Community in Historic Delaware is in Rural Area but Close to Lots of Things to Do
East
Bay Point, Frederica, Delaware
East Bay Point, a cozy community located
in Kent County, Delaware, offers affordable fee simple homes,
starting at $139,900, with low community fees and rock bottom
Delaware taxes as highlights. All homes are new, single
story houses with lots of standard features. East
Bay Point is located near Dover and is close to the Delaware
beaches, as well as centrally located in the mid Atlantic
region, just a few hours from Philly, South Eastern
Pennsylvania, New York, Baltimore and D.C.
Delaware Continued from above....Henry Hudson, who sailed for Holland at the time, found Delaware in 1609. Delaware was named for the governor, Thomas West, who was Baron De La Warr. A Dutch settlement bit the dust in 1631 and one in what is now Wilmington but called then New Sweden, fell to Dutch troops in 1655. England took over in 1664 and William Pen named it the lower Three Counties in 1682. It was almost under self rule after 1704 and this state fought as a separate state in the American Revolution. Delaware was the very first state to ratify the constitution in 1787.
Delaware was a slave state but stayed in the Union during the Civil War. A gunpowder mill was built in 1802, near Wilmington and this laid the base for Delaware's big chemical industry. Main products now include textiles, paper, vulcanized fiber, medical supplies, machine tools and machinery, metal products, and automobiles. The state pioneered the food canning industry and grows a lot of hay, potatoes, soybeans and corn. Broiler chicken farms are big here and dairy products and fishing are other large industries.
A few popular sites to visit are the Hagley Museum, the Delaware Museum of Natural History, and the oldest Protestant church still in use today -- Holy Trinity Church, which was built in 1698. Recreational areas which are popular, include the Delaware seashore, Cape Henlopen, Rehoboth Beach, and Trap Pond State Park.
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