The John Dickinson House, a Georgian-style brick dwelling, served as the primary residence of John Dickinson, a prominent Founding Father and "Penman of the Revolution." The house features a symmetrical facade with a central entrance and two-story wings, reflecting typical colonial architecture.
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Architecture
419 S. State St., Dover, Delaware
Military
Dover Afb, E. Dover Hundred, Dover, Delaware
Architecture; Social History
214 S. State St., Dover, Delaware
Religion; Social History
S. State And Water Sts., Dover, Delaware
Politics/Government; Religion
316 S. Governors Ave., Dover, Delaware
Politics/Government; Architecture; Social History
Bounded By Governors Ave., North, South, And East Sts., Dover, Delaware
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