Seaford Historical Society
The Seaford Historical Society owns and operates the Governor Ross Plantation and the Seaford Museum, two of the best little museums in the area. The Gov. Ross Mansion, ca. 1859, is a fully furnished brick Italianate home. Enjoy the gracious Victorian rooms, picturesque Plantation grounds, historic outbuildings including the only documented Delaware slave quarter, and gift shop. The Seaford Museum is located in the historic former post office (ca. 1935), in the heart of Downtown Seaford. Exhibits highlight local area history from prehistory to the present day. Rotating exhibits feature exciting new stories, and both guided and self-guided tours are available. Come explore a Museum with big-city quality and small-town charm.
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Plan Your Visit
Address
Seaford Historical Society
203 High Street
Seaford, DE 19973
Admission
$7.00 per person at each site, or an $12.00 combination ticket allows you to visit both sites. It is not necessary to visit both sites on the same day. Children 12 years of age and under are free when accompanied by an adult. Seaford Historical Society members are free, except for special events.
Parking
The Seaford Museum:
From Rt. 13, turn West on Middleford Road. Travel past Nanticoke Memorial Hospital; Middleford Rd. becomes High Street. Museum is on left at the corner of High and Conwell Streets.
The Gov. Ross Mansion & Plantation:
From Rt. 13 turn West onto Herring Run Road. Turn left onto Ross Station Road. The Mansion is on the left side across from the Seaford Industrial Park.
Free parking available at both the Seaford Museum and the Gov. Ross Plantation
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