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Delaware Public Archives
The mission of the Delaware Public Archives is three-fold:
- to identify, collect, and preserve public records of enduring historical and evidential value;
- to ensure access to public records for present and future generations of Delawareans; and
- to advise and educate in the creation, management, use, and preservation of public records
The Archives holds more than 40,000 cubic feet of government records and historical documents. You are cordially invited to make use of these valuable historical resources and explore Delaware's past, from early settlement to recent times.
The Archives also presents public programs and exhibitions.
Exhibitions Attractions Lectures & Workshops Central Delaware
Events
Home Is Where the Archive Is
- Delaware Public Archives
- Saturday, October 3
Women Scorned: Petit Treason and Punishment in 18th Century Delaware
- Appoquinimink Public Library
- Presented by Delaware Public Archives
- Monday, October 5
Flags of Our Forefathers: Finding Your Roots in the Revolution
- Delaware Historical Society
- Presented by Delaware Public Archives
- Saturday, October 10
Lock, Stock, & Barrel: Arms & Ammunition of the American Revolution
- Kirkwood Library
- Presented by Delaware Public Archives
- Wednesday, October 14
Independence or the Bayonet
- Arden Gild Hall
- Presented by Delaware Public Archives
- Tuesday, October 20
Forgotten Family: Pauper Records and Genealogy at the Delaware Public Archives
- Kent County Public Library
- Presented by Delaware Public Archives
- Wednesday, October 21
Tavern Talks: Lock, Stock, & Barrel: Arms & Ammunition of the American Revolution
- Volunteer Brewing Company
- Presented by Delaware Public Archives
- Thursday, October 22
Plan Your Visit
Address
Delaware Public Archives
121 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. North
Dover, DE 19901
Admission
Free
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