Bob Wilhelm’s Q&A

The closing question for 2024 is a simple one: “What might the future hold for preserving and sharing the many

October’s Q&A discussed the number of acres that the Garrett family owned at one time or another in New Castle

An ongoing behind-the-scenes project involves researching historical information related to the Yorklyn area so that the National Register of Historic

The Marshall Steam Museum has always presented interesting artifacts since it was first opened to the public in the 1960s

Israel Way Marshall departed his earthly existence at 10 pm on Monday, June 26, 1911 after a lengthy illness. At

This year marks Tom Marshall’s 100th birthday had he lived a few more years. Thinking about Tom’s century mark, and

When the first Marshalls (and Garretts as well) joined William Penn arriving in the New World in the 1680s, the

F.E. and F.O. Stanley not only designed what was arguably the most practical steam powered carriage of the early automobile

On Sunday, May 5, the Friends of Auburn Heights and Marshall Steam Museum celebrate Train Day and the start of

Both Tom Marshall and this writer have discussed various aspects of the West Chester, Kennett & Wilmington Electric Railway Company,

A century ago, comforts available in our homes had not migrated to the automobile. Many comforts, having been developed for

Clarence Marshall passed away in 1969. Shortly after his passing, Clarence’s son, Thomas C. Marshall Jr., decided to open the