Event Details
As part of our First Saturday in the First State Series and the City of Dover’s Black History Month celebrations, we wanted to feature the
Event Details
As part of our First Saturday in the First State Series and the City of Dover’s Black History Month celebrations, we wanted to feature the stories of those who have been forgotten to history. We will have on display our database of all the information recovered so far on the enslaved who lived and worked on The Green in the background while their owners reaped the benefits of their free and forced labor. Silhouettes and biographies of some of these hidden lives will also be on display along with a small area for contemplation and meditation. Free. No registration required.
Time
February 28, 2026 10:00 am - 3:00 pm(GMT-05:00)
John Bell House
Organizer

First State Heritage Park
First State Heritage Park, part of the National Parks System, is Delaware’s first urban park without boundaries. This historical park explores the stories of remarkable...
First State Heritage Park, part of the National Parks System, is Delaware’s first urban park without boundaries. This historical park explores the stories of remarkable Delawareans and the lives of ordinary people throughout the history of the First State. The park centers around the historic Dover Green and consists of the John Bell House Interpretive Center and Legislative Hall as well as six partner sites, which includes the Biggs Museum of Art, Woodburn Hall House, and the Johnson Victrola Museum. Costumed interpreters help visitors step back in time with 18th century living history, thematic walking tours, craft workshops, and special events to highlight this historic town!


















