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Historic Odessa, Delaware
Odessa, Delaware, located where the Appoquinimink empties into the Delaware River, is a cul-de-sac of history. This small river community flourished from the mid-18th through early 19th centuries as a marketing hub for the shipping of grain and goods across … Continue reading
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Historic Odessa: A Past Preserved
This year’s 51st Annual Delaware Antiques Show loan exhibit, Historic Odessa: A Past Preserved, highlights but a sliver of the rich history awaiting visitors to the charming Delaware community of Odessa, Delaware. From an imposing chest of drawers and tall clock by … Continue reading
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Tagged #DAS, 51st Annual Delaware Antiques Show, 51st DAS, Cantwells Bridge, Chase Center on the Riverfront, DAS Chase Center, David Wilson, Delaware Antiques Show, Duncan Beard, H Rodney Sharp, Historic Odessa, Historic Odessa A Past Preserved, John Janvier, Odessa Delaware, William Corbit, Winterthur, Winterthur Antiques Show, Winterthur Delaware Antiques Show, Winterthur Garden, Winterthur Library, Winterthur Museum, Winterthur Museum Garden & Library
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