John Dickinson Plantation
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The John Dickinson Plantation in Dover, Delaware, offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of one of America’s Founding Fathers, John Dickinson, often called the "Penman of the Revolution." This historic site includes the restored plantation house, outbuildings, and exhibits that highlight 18th-century life, with an emphasis on Dickinson's role as a statesman and writer. The plantation also addresses the lives of enslaved individuals, tenants, and free Black people who lived and worked on the land, providing a fuller picture of the era’s complex social fabric. Visitors can explore guided tours and interactive exhibits that bring colonial history to life in an educational and reflective way.
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