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First State National Historical Park (NHP) is made up of six sites spread throughout the state of Delaware. While visiting the park you will learn about the triumphs and struggles of the first settlers in the Delaware Bay and how Delaware played a role in establishing our nation, becoming the first state. First State NHP does not currently have one central visitor center, but each of the sites has some type of welcome center where you can receive information about and take a tour. To learn more about the sites visit the "Places To Go" page.
Become a First State Junior RangerEarn your Junior Ranger Badge by visiting the park site or completing the online Junior Ranger Program. 
Leasing in the Brandywine ValleyLeasing historic buildings and agricultural fields provides for occupancy, upkeep and preservation. 
Field TripsParks can be a great place for students and teachers to learn! 
History & CultureDiscover what makes First State NHP historically significant! 
NatureAt First State NHP everyone is a Citizen Scientist! |
Last updated: January 26, 2022