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The major demonstration of the competition between Outten’s and Mustard and Company was in the pages of the Delaware Pilot, Lewes' hometown newspaper.

In 1944, war-weary Delawareans flocked to Rehoboth Beach for a Labor Day celebration full of elephants, head balancers and prancing ponies.

A naming frenzy spread across the United States, as towns and streets began to be named after Admiral Dewey, the hero of Manila Bay.

An unusual Christmas gift suggested for 19th century shopper: A barrel of flour... it beats giving a kid a gun to shoot up the house.

The mysterious 'Uncle Peter' of Lewes was a friend of all in town Michael Morgan In his shack on the creek side of Front Street lived a man known as “Uncle Peter.” Fluent in several languages, old Peter was sometimes called upon to act as a translator for some of the foreign crews of ships that stopped at Cape Henlopen. He delighted in entertaining visitors in his modest home by telling tales of his European adventures. Who was Uncle Peter? When Uncle Peter passed away in 1898, the Wilmington newspaper, The Sun, reported, “More or less mystery surrounds the antecedents of a curious old...