Bob Wilhelm’s Q&A

By the start of the 1890s a number of inventors were seeking to replace the horse and wagon with what

Throughout much of the 18th and 19th centuries, approximately 375 acres of rich New Castle County farmland, enclosed by Ashland-Clinton,

On May 20, Behind the Steam will examine the pair of Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Company wooden box wall telephones

More often than not, entrepreneurs and inventors begin their early careers working in an industry that is very much different

Later this month, on March 18, the Friends of Auburn Heights presents Behind the Steam: Mountain Wagons at 7pm online.

On Thursday, February 18, the FAH Behind the Steam program examines the Westinghouse Model RC Regenerative Radio currently on display

Popcorn has been around for centuries. Ceremonial wreaths, necklaces, and ornaments on the statues of Aztec gods contained ears of

For FAH volunteers who have worked on one or more of the collection’s Stanleys, it is learned early on that

The image below was broadly circulated in the Diamond State a century ago as a proposal for a Delaware roadway.

During Steamin’ Days and private tours, we often tell visitors that laid out before them is the evolution of the

On occasion a visitor to Auburn Heights brings with them an item they no longer wish to keep but surmise

Tom Marshall left the Friends of Auburn Heights with a rich history of the Auburn Valley Railroad as detailed in