Take The Tour

This building was first located at Third and Market streets and known as the "Traveling Meeting House."

It was moved to Mulberry and Church streets in 1818 and relocated to its current location in 1870. The first meetings were held in this building in 1791.

The Tour

• Lewes Facts & Figures
• Lewes Tour Home Page
• Stop 1 -- The Zwaanendael Museum
• Stop 2 -- Fisher Martin House
• Stop 3 -- Colonel David Hall House
• Stop 4 -- Lewes Presbyterian Church
• Stop 5 -- The Marvil House
• Stop 6 -- The Lewes-Rehoboth Canal Drawbridge
• Stop 7 -- 1812 Memorial Park
• Stop 8 -- The Cannonball House
• Stop 9 -- The Original Maritime Exchange
• Stop 10 -- The Rodney House
• Stop 11 -- St. Peter's Episcopal Church
• Stop 12 -- The Oldest House in Delaware
• Stop 13 -- Governor Rodney House
• Stop 14 -- Dr. Hiram R. Burton House
• Stop 15 -- Lewes Historical Society Compex
• Stop 17 -- St. George's AME Church
• Stop 18 -- Old Fire House and Jail
• Stop 19 -- Preservation Forge
• Stop 20 -- Metcalf House