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Vol.4 No.2 Cobblestones Library March 24, 2013Look for ► to websites
Do you know the candidates running for Mayor and City Council on election day
Saturday, April 13, 2013? A Meet the Candidates Night will be held at the Old New Castle Middle School auditorium on Wednesday, April 10th, 2013 from 6:45 to 8:30 pm. Please be prompt. It's free and open to all the residents of the City of New Castle.The format for the evening is a Q and A forum where questions submitted by the audience to a moderator will be asked of all of the candidates. Think of the issues and questions you have about the city, the dykes, Battery Park, the parking on city streets, taxes, city funding, flooding, storm water management, crime, etc. Become informed! Ask pertinent questions!This is your opportunity to ask specific questions that all the candidates will have the same amount of time to answer. The more you know about what each candidate thinks about issues facing the city and the residents, the better you will be able to make an insightful decision of the persons you elect to represent you and your neighborhood on the 13th.Please come with your questions clearly written on 3x5 cards or on a sheet of paper. They will be collected at the door. Or, you may send your questions Meet the Candidates 54 E 4th St., or 26 E 3rd Street in New Castle, DE 19720 in advance of the evening. Blank cards will be available at the door.
Sponsored by the Arasapha Garden Club
3/24 Natl Chocolate Covered Raisin Day Andrew Mellon*155 (1933), Harry
Houdini*139 (1926), George Sisler*120 "Gorgeous George," (1973), baseball player, Steve McQueen*83 (1980), Peyton Manning-37 German scientist Robert Koch
announces he has discovered the bacillus that causes Tuberculosis. 1882, Tennessee Williams' play Cat on a Hot Tin Roof opens. 1955, Elvis Presley joins the U.S. Army. 1958, Exxon Valdez oil tanker spills 240,000 barrels of oil in Alaska's Prince William Sound. 1989
3/25 Pecan Day Waffle Day Gutzon Borglum*142 (1941),
sculpted Mt. Rushmore, Gloria Steinem-79, Aretha
Franklin-71, Paul Michael Glaser-70, Elton John-66,
Sarah Jessica Parker-48 Continental Congress authorizes a medal for General George Washington. 1776, RCA manufactures its first color TV set. 1954, The European Economic Community ECC, is established by the Treaty of Rome. 1957, The Concorde makes its first supersonic flight. 1970
3/26 Make Up Your Own Holiday Day Robert Frost*139 (1963), Tennessee Williams*102 (1983), Sandra Day O'Connor-83, Leonard Nimoy-82, Alan Arkin-79, James Caan-74, Diana Ross-69, Martin Short-63, Marcus Allen-53 The territory of New Orleans is organized. 1804, Ludwig von Beethoven dies in Vienna, Austria. 1827. The Eastman Dry Plate and Chemical Company manufactures
the first motion picture film. 1885, United States Air Force flag design is
approved. 1951, Dr. Jonas Salk invents a vaccine to fight polio. 1953, Ground is broken in Washington D.C. for the
Vietnam Veterans Memorial. 1982
3/27 Natl "Joe" Day Wilhelm Roentgen*168 (1923), discovered X-rays, Gloria Swanson*114 (1983), David
Janssen*82 (1980), Cale Yarborough-73, Randall Cunningham-50, Quentin Tarantino-50, Mariah Carey-43 The first cherry blossom trees, a gift from Japan, are planted in Washington, D.C. 1912, The biggest earthquake ever recorded strikes Anchorage, Alaska. It measured 8.3 on the Richter scale. 1964, The United States announces a plan to explore space near the moon. 1958
3/28 Something on a Stick Day August Anheuser Busch Jr.*114
(1989), Ken Howard-69, Reba McEntire-58, Julia Stiles-32 Nathaniel Briggs patents the washing machine. 1797, Automobile owners lobby Congress in support of a bill that calls for vehicle licensing and federal registration. 1908, Dwight D. Eisenhower dies at Walter Reed General Hospital. 1969, Three Mile Island nuclear power plant accident occurs in. 1979
3/29 Natl Mom and Pop Business Owners Day Smoke and Mirrors Day John Tyler*223 (1862), 10th U.S. President (1841-1845), Cy Young*146 (1955), Eugene McCarthy*97 (2005), Pearl Bailey*85 (1990), Sam Walton*85 (1992), Walt Frazier-68, Earl Campbell-58, M. C. Hammer-50, Elle MacPherson-49, Lucy Lawless-45, Jennifer Capriati-37 Ice jams stop the flow of water over Niagara Falls. 1848, United States purchases Alaska from Russia for $7.2 million dollars. 1867, Coca Cola is invented. 1886, The King and I opens on Broadway. 1951
3/30 Natl Doctor's Day I am in Control Day Take a Walk in the Park Day Vincent van Gogh*160 (1890), Richard Dysart-84, John Astin-83, Warren Beatty-76, Eric Clapton-68, Paul Reiser-56, M.C. Hammer-51, Celine Dion-45 Hyman L. Lipman of Philadelphia patents the pencil with an eraser attached on one end. 1858, The 15th amendment goes into effect, giving black men the right to vote. 1870, Rodgers and Hammerstein's first collaboration, Oklahoma, opens on Broadway, 1943, Jeopardy debuts on television. 1964, President Ronald Reagan is shot and wounded in Washington, D.C. by John W. Hinkley Jr. 1981
Lions Easter Parade Sunday March 31st 1pm on the Green. There will cash prizes
for best bonnet in variety of ages.
the EASTER FAIR is coming Sat., March 30th
10am – NoonNew Castle Presbyterian Church
25 East Second StreetGames, Crafts, Refreshments, and a
Celebration of the Life Christ Brings!Egg Hunt Begins at 11 am
Ages 0-10
the EASTER FAIR is coming Sat., March 30th
10am – NoonNew Castle Presbyterian Church
25 East Second Street
Wed. April 10th
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VISITOR HOME TIMESun 3/24 Flyers Penguins 7 PMTue 3/26 Rangers Flyers 7:30 PMThu 3/28 Islanders Flyers 7 PMSat 3/30 Bruins Flyers 1 PMSun 3/31 Capitals Flyers 7:30 PMmarchmarch
2/24 Sun Daytona 500 JIMMIE JOHNSON FOX 1 PM3/3 Sun Phoenix Int’l CARL EDWARDS FOX 3 PM3/10 Sun Las Vegas MATT KENSETH FOX 3 PM3/17 Sun Bristol KASEY KAHNE FOX 1 PM3/24 Sun Auto Club Spdwy FOX 3 PM
►NASCAR Sprint Cup
Happy Cobblestone BirthdayMon. 3/25 Nancy R. Tues. 3/26 Greg S.
Birthday or Anniversary approaching? Tell The Teditor [email protected]
Comcast FiOSCSN 35 200 76 576FOX 4 234 13 513PHL 7 235 15 517MLB 191 86 586
▶ www.portpenn.org
Port PennMarsh Feast
Sun., April 7th
at Kelly's TavernServing snapping turtle soup, fried muskrat (or baked chicken breast for the not-so-brave) and several side dishes.
For tickets & more info: 302-834-7525Jerry “Crabmeat” Thompson will be playing and singing. There will be a silent auction and chances to win a St. Michaels MD getaway package.
Three seatings: 1, 2:30, and 4PM.Tickets are only $15 per person.
Sorry, this is an “adult-only” event, no-one under 21 admitted.Kelly's is located at 101 W. Market St., Port Penn, DE
Join us for music, food, and a good time.
$2 Cs Lg$3 S’s S D
$5 M Ms$5 B B M$5 Bg $6 Wgs
Sunday Specials
Nora says...Call ahead for pick up for the office!
Salads $4.99-$12.99, Soups $2.99-$5.99, and PoBoys and Wraps are $7.99-$12.99.
SATMARCH
30th8pmNew Castle
Blues All Stars
Thurs.. 3/28 -7pm
& R e s t a u r a n t • R i v e r P l a z a , N e w C a s t l e • 3 0 2 - 3 2 2 - 3 3 3 0
catch every play atYour favorite watering hole!
5 bigHi Def
TVs
and all the
GUINNESSDraft Cans Spring Training
C O M E W A T C H
G O B L U E H E N S
3$3$March
Mayhem
Date Opponent Time Broadcast Mon, 4/1 at Braves 7:10p PHL 17, ESPN2, MLB.TVWed, 4/3 at Braves 7:10p PHL 17, MLB.TVThu, 4/4 at Braves 7:10p TCN, MLB.TVFri, 4/5 Royals 4:05p CSN, MLB.TVSat, 4/6 Royals 7:05p TCN, MLB.TVSun, 4/7 Royals 1:35p PHL 17, MLB.TVMon, 4/8 Mets 7:05p CSN, MLB.TV
➨ www.pennsplace.net
“Where Friends Gather”
► New Castle Senior Center
Mon 10-9 Tues 10-9 Wed 2:-9 Thurs 2-9 Fri 10-5 Sat 10-5 Sun Closed
424 Delaware St, New Castle, DE 19720 302-328-1995
► www.nccdelib.org/newcastle
*prior registration required
3/25 Job Center/10AM ESL*/10:30AM PAWS*/7 PM 3/26 R,R STORY TIME 10:30AM/3-6 yrs. 3/27 ESL*/10:30AM Civil War Group/7PM3/28 GED Prep in Spanish 6PM Knit 1/Crochet 2/7PM
the New Castlelibrary
MON TUES WED THU FRI9-3 Billiards9 Pool Exercise9:30 Park Walk9:30 Wii Bowling10 Crafty Seniors12 Lunch12:30 Mah Jongg 1 Chair Yoga
9-3 Billiards9:30 Shanghai10 Bingo 12 Lunch12:45 Bingo1 Strength Building/Exercise
9-3 Billiards9:30 Park Walk11 Line Dancing12 Lunch1:30 Tai Chi
9-7 Billiards9:30 Wii Bowling9:30 Shanghai 9:30 Bridge10 Games w/Tom12 Lunch 12:30 Super Market1 Zumba Gold2 Qi Gong/Tai Chi5:30 Yoga5:30 Bible Study
9-3 Billiards9:30 Park Walk9:30 Knit/ Crochet10 Wii Bowling10 Bingo10 Mah Jongg 10:30 Beginner’s/ Arthritis Exercise12 Lunch
Mon 3/25 - 10 Easter T-Shirt Craft 12:30 Brain Boosters Birthday Celebrations Tues. 3/26 - 9 AARP Tax Aide 12:30 Food Distribution Wed 3/27 - 10 Medicare Fraud 50/50 Thurs. 3/28 - 12:30 Food Lion
Fri.3/29 - CENTER CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY
Amstel & Dutch House/Museums ready to open thisWednesdayApril 3rd at 10am
The Amstel House & Dutch House museums
open to public for tours. Tickets for tours may be
purchased at the Amstel
House Museum, 2 East 4th Street, Old New Castle.▶ New Castle History.org
MaAaRaCaH at Our Senior Centerat Our Senior Center
Having a “Happening” but don’t know where to have it? It’s right around
the corner at the Senior Center. Capacity up to 120, with all the amenities. Rent the River Room! Call the Center at 302-326-4209
Losing stuffstinks!
As we emerge from the grey days of a so-so winter; spring and summer travel plans are right around the corner. You may need some new stuff. Buying a new phone is expensive, losing your keys can be a problem on so many fronts, and losing a wallet can be disastrous. In short, losing something of value can be costly and just a real inconvenience.Now there’s Bungeetags.Here’s how they work, The system is activated by sending a simple text message and works instantly to place the owner and finder in a live anonymous conversation so that retrieval arrangements can be made immediately. This has not been done before. The easier and faster it is to do the right thing, the more likely it is that the person will take action. It is the simplicity, speed, and direct live conversation, which make Bungee different and innovative.
See how Bungeetags work: ▶ Lost & Found
Sat., April 4th-6th, at Old Town Hall, on the Willingtown Campus of the DHS at 6th and Market streets in Wilm. There’s a “Buy-It-Now” price for each piece, allowing an immediate purchase without the risk of being overbid. But any lesser amount will be considered, including an increase over a previous offer.
Donors Elisa and Dick Poole will be the sole judges of when to accept an offer, or to retain any painting if a sufficient bid is not forthcoming.
▶Click here for a complete listing of paintings.Thurs., April 4, 5:30 - 7:30 P.M. - Champagne Reception & Fine Art Preview & Sale - $25/personFri., April 5, 11 A.M. - 8:30 P.M. - Including Wilmington Art Loop beginning at 5:00 P.M.- Free
Sat. April 6, 10:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. - Free
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Celebrating 150 Years!New Castle United Methodist Church was founded in 1820. The church they worship in now was built in 1863 - during the Civil War. Join in the commemorative service, Sun., April 14th at 10am. The sermon will be about the times, and the people of New Castle, who took on this huge
undertaking. There will be Civil War re-enactors from Ft. Delaware in attendance at this service Members of the church have been encouraged to come dressed in the period we’re celebrating. Pastors from the past thirty years have been invited to attend this celebration.
Barbecue BiscuitsLet’s make these!Dump a lb of ground beef into a pan and start browning it. Ground beef is so versatile and very friendly. It’s pretty yummy too!
While the beef is browning, let’s make the sauce. Again, nothing
fancy, this is just homemade sloppy joe sauce. You can’t go wrong with sloppy joe sauce. Mix your sauce together and dump it into the pan of cooked ground beef and let it simmer for about 10 minutes. Told ya this was simple.
While the meat is simmering, grab your muffin tin. I always use regular sized muffins, but you can use a mini muffin tin.
Grab a can of refrigerator biscuit dough and roll each biscuit into a ball. Flatten it out and press it into the muffin tins so that you have a little bowl shape. If you are using a mini muffin tin, use a half biscuit for each muffin.
Spoon as much as will fit into each biscuit and bake at 375º for about 10 minutes. You can bake a little longer and they’ll get a bit crunchy. Now put 'em on a tray and serve with pride!
๏ 1 lb ground beef๏ 1 c. ketchup๏ 1/4 c. water๏ 2 tablespoons brown sugar
๏ 2 tsps Worcestershire sauce
๏ 2 tsps prepared mustard
๏ 1/2 tsp garlic powder๏ 1/2 tsp onion powder๏ 1/2 tsp salt๏ 1 can refrigerated biscuit dough (regular sized biscuits, 10 total)
๏ grated cheddar cheese, for topping
Cobblestone Reminders See the New Castle Weekly for Full Schedules
Mon. 3/25 Planning Commission Mtg 6:30pmWed. 3/27 Board of Adjustment Hearing 7pm
Mon. 4/1 Tree Commission Mtg. 5:30pmThurs. 4/4 City Board of Elections Mtg. 4:30pm LIBRARY
Tues. 4/9 City Council Mtg. 7pm▶ http://newcastlecity.delaware.gov/
Dyngus Day Mon., April 1st is the day after Easter, and often features Easter egg rolls. It is not a federal holiday in the US, but is in other
cultures, including Poland where it is called Dyngus (Splash) Day, when children traditionally play water games.
Historically a Polish-American tradition, Dyngus Day celebrates the end of the often restrictive observance of lent and the joy of Easter. Over the decades, Dyngus Day has become a wonderful holiday to celebrate Polish-American culture, heritage and traditions. ➨2013 Dyngus Day
provided a tasting of their wines at January’s Wine About What Ales You event. Packing the place with New
Castilians is a fun way to thank them!
What's For Dinner Friday! First: a sampling of three artisan cheeses paired with tastes of three Auburn Road wines. See the full listing at: What’s for Dinner Fridays. Brought to you by Arugula Restaurant!!
Adults $29.99, kids $14.99. Wine pairing included. Already over a dozen New Castilians have signed up to
attend. Join your neighbors and friendsFriday, April 19th
Interested??? Contact Janet WurtzelEmail [email protected] for a reservation with the group
St . P et er th e Apost l e ChurchHoly WeekHoly ThursdayMass of the Lord’s Supper 7pmRepository of the Blessed Sacrament 8-10pmGood Friday Celebration of the Lord’s Passion 3pmHoly SaturdayEaster Vigil 8pmEaster Sunday Masses 8, 9:30 & 11am
Immanu e l on th e Gr e enHoly WeekMon, Tue. & Wed, 9:30amMaundy Thursday,Good Friday and Holy Saturday 7:30pmEaster Sunday Services8am (said) & 10am (sung)
N ew Cast l e Pr esbyt er i anMaundy Thursday 6pmSupper, Worship, & CommunionEaster Fair, Saturday 10am -Easter Sunday 6:30am Sunrise Service at the WharfResurrection Worship 10:30am
N ew Cast l e Un i t ed Method i stMaundy Thursday 7:30pm Service of Holy Communion Easter Sunday 6:30 am Sunrise Service at the Wharf 8:30 am Service in the Sanctuary 11:00 am Service in the Sanctuary
F i r st Bapt i st ChurchHoly WeekRise Up and Praise HimPalm Sunday, 11amEaster Sunday Service with communion and baptism 11am
ST. PETER’S
“Save Our Pipe Organ” Silent Auction & Dinner
Saturday, April 6th • 6 PMSocial hour begins at 6PM, followed by dinner at 7PM.
St. Anthony’s Society has donated and will prepare the food for the main menu, consisting of baked ziti, hot porchetta, roast beef sandwiches, green beans, and salad.Appetizers and desserts will also be served. Cash bar.
Entertainment will be provided by pianists Celeste Epstein and Mary June Peterson, flautist Barbara Krahn, alto Paula Gonzalez, guitarist & vocalist Pete Snow, countertenor Gus Mercante" and "soprano Danielle Inagaki".Tickets are $25. A limited number of tickets will be available before the event. No ticket sales at the door. To purchase tickets, please call the parish office @ 328-2335 and leave your name and phone number. You will be contacted by a member of our parish music ministry.
▶ http://savetheorgan.blogspot.com
To donate items or services for the auctioncontact Mike McHugh at 584-5922.
All proceeds go toward the restoration of our historical “Hook & Hastings” pipe organ.
Arasapha Garden Club’s much-anticipated yearly sale is Fri., May 3rd 9am-6 pm and Sat., May 4th 9am-3 pm. The Market Square, New Castle.
More details to follow!
A Day in Old New Castle is offering V.I.P. tickets. Special new Features never before offered. !e price of the V.I.P. tickets will be $50. !ere will only be 30 tickets sold. Tickets must be purchased by Saturday, May 4th and are non-refundable and non-transferable.
For information or tickets please contact Thomas Tear 302-540-7111 ▶ [email protected]
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Reservations 302.757.1074
Caroline’sCaroline’salways Friendly, Delicious and serving what you want!
Tue - Thu: 8 am - 4 pm
Fri: 8 am - 4 pm • 6 pm - 9 pm
Sat: 8 am - 4 pm
The only thing missing...is you!
Let The Dempsey’s Do It!
Look to Caroline’s forAnniversary Celebrations ▲ Company Outings
Showers & Rehearsals ▲ Community MeetingsDon’t miss out on Friday's Dinner Special, but call first!
Make your reservations For Friday Night!
Resolve to take it easy by stopping in for a relaxing breakfast or lunch !
Full menu at: ➔ Caroline's Menu
Sat., April 27thHoly Spirit Gymnasium 12 Winder Rd.New Castle • 6:30 pm – 1 pm • $30 • Old Prom and
Wedding/Bridesmaid GownsSorry gentlemen...ladies only!! :)
TICKETS HERE: http://www.eventbee.com/v/rchdmomprom/event?
PancakeBreakfast
Sat., April 6th 8 to 11:30am
New Castle Hundred Lions Club at the New Castle United Methodist Church
Adults $6 Children under 12 $3
Got old glasses laying around?The Lions will be collecting used eye glasses.
Pancake Breakfast
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Happy Hour Fundraiser at the New Castle LibraryApril 12th - 6:30 to 8:30pm Good food, spring wines and relaxing music. Tickets for New Castle Library Friends members are only $25. ($30 for non-members)and it includes two drinks (selection of wine and beer) and heavy appetizers. Please call the New Castle Library at 328-1995 to purchase your ticket
tell them you saw it in the
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Sat., April 27th 8am-4pm Annual New Castle
Community Flea Market & Yard Sale on the Green
A new partnership with the Historic New Castle Alliance & Delaware City Main Street includes aDel. City townwide Yard Sale & Craft Show with
many participants along Scenic Rt. 9 - Rain Date Sun. April 28th
Information: [email protected]
Yard Crawl
24 ☼ 7:00am ☾ 7:18pm25 ☼ 6:58am ☾ 7:19pm26 ☼ 6:56am ☾ 7:20pm27 ☼ 6:55am ☾ 7:21pmFull Moon: 5:28am28 ☼ 6:53am ☾ 7:22pm29 ☼ 6:52am ☾ 7:23pm30 ☼ 6:50am ☾ 7:24pm
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Something for everyoneand every wall!
Wed thru Sunday 11 - 4Located in the heart of town
204B Delaware StreetNew Castle, DE 19720➔ blueherongalleryde.com
302-276-0845 [email protected]
During March we’re showcasing
Original paintings by Keith Hoffman
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March 24 - Palm SundayMarch 25 - Passover begins
March 28 - Maundy Thurs.March 29 - Good Friday
March 31 - Easter SundayApril 13 - CITY ELECTION May 5 - Easter Sunday(Orthodox Christianity - Eastern Orthodox)
Trustees Scholarship
Again the Trustees of the New Castle
Common are offering
scholarships to students entering
or attending college full time who are residents of the City of New Castle. Based upon academic success and financial need, the grants arc awarded for one year, payable each semester.
Applications must be received by April 15, 2013
For applications, contact the Trustees of the
New Castle CommonPO Box 453, New Castle. DE
19720-0453or at the Trustees office in the
Old Town Hall.Call the Trustees, 302-322-2809 or ➨ [email protected]
Freezing grapes is a great way to chill wine without diluting
the cheer!
Some are weatherwise, some are otherwise.
➨ Reedy Point Tides
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Old New Castle - 1 Bedroom Apt. in 2-Family Home, Private Entrance, Washer/Dryer, Heat/HW Supplied, No Smoking/
Pets. References & 1 Month's Security Deposit Required, $750/Mo. Call 302.328.7844.
Andrew Wyeth's Ides of March:
The Making of a Masterpiecethrough May 19This exhibition offers a historic opportunity to view Andrew Wyeth's rarely-seen tempera painting, Ides of March (1974), along with more than 30 of the studies that were instrumental to his development of the composition. Assembled together for the first time, these provide remarkable insight into the artist's creative approach and generative imagery. Visit the Museum Shop for items related to the exhibition. The exhibition is generously funded by
Ides of March, 1974 tempera on panel, © Andrew Wyeth. Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Fowler.
CHARMING APARTMENT
in Old New Castle 3rd Floor walkup with separate entrance
Living room, galley kitchen, bedroom, office, hardwood floorsBright, cheery apartment with lots of windows. Water/heat included
No smoking; pet friendly. Available for May occupancy. $775302-322-6234 [email protected]
Eric Ziminsky was recently informed that his design for the 2013 Festival program book cover was selected as The Peoples’ Choice award winner during the Festival’s opening reception on March 6, 2013 at the Delaware Museum of Art.Jim Donahue, Executive Director of the 2013 MidAtlantic Wine + Food Festival said “Your design uniquely captured the spirit and soul of the Festival and clearly resonated with the hundreds of Festival fans who attended the reception”. Donahue was delighted with the caliber of the work from all the students at the Delaware College of Art and Design. Eric’s entry stood above the others and a copy of his winning piece is displayed in the Festival offices.
Cobble Congratulations Eric!
A bike week pet! There’ll be no varmints around Tami’s place now. She’s saving
coupons for Purina Gator Chow.
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The Trial of Sven Skute
A play by David Price
In 1655 Fort Casimir, also known as Fort Trinity, was controlled by the New Sweden government under the command of Captain Sven Skute. He was forced to surrender the fort to Peter Stuyvesant and the Dutch. Come hear the true account of what happened here in 1655 at Ft. Casimir/Trinity and Captain Skute’s story. Was he responsible for the fall of the New Sweden colony or was he just the scapegoat?
The Trial of Sven Skute
New Castle Court House MuseumSunday, April 7th 2:00 pm
Free admission but reservations requested302-323-4453
New Castle Court House Museum
