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	Kalmar Nyckel Ship

The original Kalmar Nyckel was one of America's pioneering colonial ships. Kalmar Nyckel brought the first 24 Swedish settlers to the Delaware Valley in 1638. The Kalmar Nyckel Foundation has recreated the legendary ship, and visitors of Wilmington can sail along Delaware's coast or just tour the ship, when she is in the port.

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	Hagley Museum and Library

Hagley Museum and Library is located on 235 acres by the Brandywine River in Wilmington. It is the original site of the Du Pont mills, founded in 1802. Hagley Museum houses a collection of manuscripts, photographs, and books, showcasing the history of American business and technology.

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	The Inn at Montchanin Village

The Inn offers 28 richly furnished guest rooms, many with private, professionally landscaped courtyards. Each of the rooms and is unique, with its own individual character and features. Amenities include private baths, dual-line telephone with dataport for computer use, high-speed internet, cable TV.

Delaware > Wilmington > Lodging

	Little Creek Inn

Little Creek Inn is 1860 Italianate three-story inn, surrounded by serene perennial garden. The spacious guest rooms all featuring private baths (2 with Jacuzzis) are furnished with antiques and reproductions. All rooms are equipped with phone service, Direct TV, and hook up for your laptop.

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	Delaware Art Museum

Delaware Art Museum houses a wonderful collection of American art from 1840 to the present, including works by such artists as Edward Hopper, John Sloan, George Innes, Deborah Butterfield and many others. For children there is an exciting Children's Participatory Gallery.