From the Lewes Chamber of Commerce: 1812 Memorial Park was a defense battery during the War of 1812 and the site is marked by a granite monument placed by the National Society, U.S. Daughters of 1812. Four large guns on the upper lumps were contributed by the...
From delawareonline.com: No one is certain what the grounds of Woodburn, the governor’s house, looked like in 18th century Delaware. Charles Hillyard III, who built the Georgian-style mansion in 1798, left no detailed seed lists nor did his neighbor to the east, John...
Click through (image above) to check out a virtual tour of the demonstration green roof atop the American Society of Landscape Architects headquarters in Washington, D.C. From greenroofs.org: The ASLA headquarters green roof was undertaken to demonstrate the...
One RRLA, Inc. associate recently had a close encounter with these two Northern Copperheads (pictured above) during a lunchtime walk with her Miniature Schnauzer in Alapocas Run State Park. The low areas near the Brandywine River in Alapocas Woods are a known habitat...
From www.asla.org: The 2013 Year of Public Service has been established by the American Society of Landscape Architects’ (ASLA) Public Awareness Campaign to highlight the wide-reaching public service activities readily performed by landscape architects and to advocate...
From the Cape Gazette (“Lewes approves dog park’s design” by Henry J. Evans, Jr. | November 28, 2012): LEWES, DELAWARE— Lewes Unleashed is set to move forward with a dog park organizers say will be spectacular based on its size and location. Lewes...
