Built in the 1730s by Dr. John Finney and is one of New Castle's oldest colonial dwellings.

17th century home reminiscent of the port days in New Castle's history. Find information on visiting and touring.

Home to John Dickinson, known as the "Penman of the Revolution" and signer of the Constitution.

14,000 square-foot Federal grandeur mansion built in 1801. Museum offers costumed interpreters, and open-hearth cooking demonstrations.

150 year old Rural Gothic architecture built by Joseph Shipley a Quaker merchant banker.