A Stroll Down Second Street: Stories from Lewes' Past

Date: Tuesday, August 4
Time: 6:00 PM
Cost: $12 per person
Location: Meet at Canal Front Park Gazebo, 211 Front Street, Lewes
Maximum Attendance: 30 participants

Step back in time and discover the fascinating stories that shaped Delaware's first town.

Join Mid-Atlantic historian Marcos Salaverria for an engaging walking tour through the heart of historic Lewes. As you stroll along Second Street and surrounding areas, you'll uncover more than 300 years of local history, maritime heritage, colorful characters, and intriguing tales that have helped define this charming coastal community.

From the town's earliest settlers and seafaring traditions to lesser-known legends and haunting encounters, Marcos brings history to life through captivating storytelling and expert historical insight. Whether you're a longtime resident or new to the area, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for the rich heritage hidden within Lewes' historic streets.

During this walking tour, participants will:
Explore the history of Delaware's first town
Learn about Lewes' maritime roots and coastal heritage
Hear stories of notable residents and historic events
Discover local legends and mysterious encounters
Experience the town through the eyes of an accomplished historian and storyteller

Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

Please note: Participants will meet at the Canal Front Park Gazebo (211 Front Street, Lewes). Parking in downtown Lewes can be limited, so attendees are encouraged to carpool whenever possible.

Come prepared for an evening of history, storytelling, and discovery as we uncover the people, places, and events that continue to make Lewes one of Delaware's most treasured communities.