Delaware Boundary Markers
Not Applicable, Delaware • Kent County
Not Applicable, Delaware • Kent County
The Delaware Boundary Markers are a series of stone obelisks and inscribed rocks that delineate the historic borders of Delaware. These markers, some dating back to the 18th century, were strategically placed to define the province's boundaries with neighboring colonies. They stand as physical testaments to the complex territorial negotiations and legal definitions that shaped early American geography.
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Architecture; Agriculture
S Of Smyrna Off De 300, Smyrna, Delaware
Community Planning And Development; Architecture; Religion; Social History
Both Sides Of Camden-wyoming Ave. And Main St., Camden, Delaware
Architecture
W Of Felton On De 12 And Sr 281, Felton, Delaware
Politics/Government; Architecture; Social History
Bounded By Governors Ave., North, South, And East Sts., Dover, Delaware
Industry; Architecture; Social History
De 65, Between Duck Creek And Green's Branch, Smyrna, Delaware
Architecture
Roughly Bounded By North, Walnut, Main, And Niles Sts., Felton, Delaware