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| Jill decided to take us to dinner to a quaint tavern she ate at in New Castle several years ago. |
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| Established in 1796, twenty years after the colonies declared themselves independent. |
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| All these old brick buildings were built in the 1600s or 1700s. |
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| It must look pretty here covered in a blanket of snow. |
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| Founded in 1689, this was the first Anglican church in Delaware. The church was built in 1703. |
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| Here lies Elizabeth Smith, born in 1784 and died in 1827. |
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| Died 1771. Interesting inscription. |
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| Don't climb on the headstones. |
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| This virtuous person was born in 1689 and died in 1765. |
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| So many old churches have graves next to the church itself. |
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| It looks like additions were added to this two story building. |
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| Jill likes to sightsee. |













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