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Dave Tabler
Retired to Dover, DE from NYC in 2010. Nice change!
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It is a very beautiful building ensemble. (L) Brumm
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In 1680 Alexander Humphreys received a warrant from Kent County court for 600 acres of land, which he called Brecknock. The tract is believed to have been named for a shire in Wales. A milling operation was established here in the 1740's. For nearly two centuries local farmers brought their grain to this place, known for much of that time as Howell's Mill. The present mansion house was constructed in several stages, with the first section believed to have been built by the mid 18th century. Brecknock was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1974. In 1993 a portion of the original tract was bequeathed to Kent County by Elizabeth Howell Goggin for recreational use.
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In 1680 Alexander Humphreys received a warrant from Kent County court for 600 acres of land, which he called Brecknock. The tract is believed to have been named for a shire in Wales. A milling operation was established here in the 1740's. For nearly two centuries local farmers brought their grain to this place, known for much of that time as Howell's Mill. The present mansion house was constructed in several stages, with the first section believed to have been built by the mid 18th century. Brecknock was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1974. In 1993 a portion of the original tract was bequeathed to Kent County by Elizabeth Howell Goggin for recreational use.
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In the spring of 1869, the Commissioners of Smyrna, DE approved a plan to erect a Town Hall. Responding to the long-held desire of the citizens for a venue for public gatherings, architect Richard Mitchell designed the building to include a "hall" on the second floor. Ground was broken on July 8, 1869, and the building was opened the following spring. For many years it was the center of the community's civic and social activities.
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Built 1847
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The Gray Box Chateau 24 N Main St placed on National Register of Historic Places built 1764
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The John Cummins Mansion placed on National Register of Historic Places May 1980
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The Delaware House N. Main & Mt Vernon St, Smyna, DE built 1817 National Register of Historic Places of the Smyrna Historic District
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Built 1845.
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