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Amstel House Museum and Gardens

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2 E 4th St
New Castle, DE 19720
+1 (302) 322-2794
http://www.newcastlehistory.org
The charming Dutch House is one of the earliest buildings in the Delaware Valley. Built between 1690 and 1710, the Dutch House is furnished to reflect the Dutch heritage of New Castle’s colonial period. The Dutch House Museum is open for guided tours from April 1 through December 31.

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History of New Castle - Part 2
11/11/2019

The Amstel House fills the gap between the Dutch House and the Read House in telling the story of Ne...

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A significant landmark in New Castle
6/11/2019

This beautiful building was apparently the epicenter of high society back in the day. It's somewhat ...

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New Castle History
11/15/2018

Large house important in the making of New Castle, Delaware. Knowledgeable tour guide. Worth your ti...

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