The Seaford Historical Society invites you to visit two of the most unique places on the shore.

First, come see the Governor Ross Mansion & Plantation. This is the only site in Delaware that describes plantation life around the Civil War period. Learn about the life of a governor, the unusual way slavery was handled in Delaware and enjoy expansive grounds with out buildings.

Second, discover a real jewel. The Seaford Museum has a fun, intimate flavor, is run by volunteers, and covers history with a local perspective. You will be amazed at its quality plus you will hear stories you can't hear anywhere else.

"This is the best museum in the state. I can't believe what you have done." - visitor's comment

Seaford Museum: 1:00-4:00 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, except holidays.
Ross Mansion: 1:00-4:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, except holidays. Visits by appointment are possible. Phone to make an appointment or to learn of special events.

$3 per person at each site, or $5 for both museums. Historical Society members free. Group rates available. Children 12 years of age and under are free accompanied by an adult.

• Dr. Ray Thompson - Program at the Manor House

Please call Seaford Museum and Seaford Historical Society Main Office at (302) 628-9828 for more information about these events.