I was in Dover for a 1st-person training program, and had an opportunity to go through the... read more
This museum is suitable for all ages. Began by watching a video as an introduction to the life of... read more
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I was in Dover for a 1st-person training program, and had an opportunity to go through the Dickinson Plantation. The site was well taken care of, and the docent provided great information about the Plantation and it's owner, John Dickinson. The tour lasted about 1.5...More
This museum is suitable for all ages. Began by watching a video as an introduction to the life of John Dickinson, a founding father. Guide was dressed colonial-style, she had a lot to say about each room in the house and was well informed. An...More
We really enjoyed this tour of a historic plantation owned by an important figure in Delaware history. The house was interesting and was partially furnished with period furniture. The guides and staff were passionate and knew their stuff. As with most of the attractions in...More
We had cabin fever and since it was such a nice day decided to make the 2 hour drive and visit Dickinson Plantation. This was a great decision on our part. The tour started in the barn with a short film on John Dickson and...More
We went as a family during school break. The Docent was very good and knowledgeable, and took the time to answer all of our six-year-old’s questions. It was well worth the visit on a cold December day.
We attended for the third time the Dickinson Plantation with visiting friends. Very interesting history as it relates to Kent County and Sover,De.
The John Dickinson Plantation is a great place to stop and tour. Start at the visitor center to watch a movie of the history of the plantation. You will then walk to John Dickinson's home with tour guides who will show you how they weaved,...More
Very authentic and informative. All staff are dressed in period clothing. they share the view of the era and the chores and daily routines. The buildings and grounds are well preserved. Visit around the holidays and it is decorated to reflect the times.
The guide, Chris, was excellent and probably one of the best guides I have heard. My teenagers loved this. The buildings have been well maintained and are fascinating. This took about 45 minutes and is well worth the time.
After living in Dover for the last several years, we decided to finally visit the plantation. After arriving at the visitors center and watching the short video, we were given a short lecture by a very well prepared and knowledgeable lady. We thought, this is...More
