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Henry Clay Factory in New Castle County, Delaware

Henry Clay Factory in New Castle County is a museum, Hagley Creek Road 200 (19807). Henry Clay Factory is also known as Hagley Museum. Ⓦ.
House Number
200
Postal Code
19807
Street
Hagley Creek Road
Alternate Name
Hagley Museum
Building Type
building
Tourism
museum
Legend

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D Road
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Centennial Circle
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Rising Sun Lane
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Brecks Lane
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Laws Lane
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Windmar Lane
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Dorcas Lane
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Chateau Lane
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Abandoned railways nearby

Hagley Branch
0.4 mi
Kentmere Branch
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Buildings nearby

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0.3 mi
Rockford Tower
0.5 mi

Cemeteries nearby

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0.4 mi

Houses nearby

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0.2 mi
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0.3 mi
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0.3 mi

Places of worship nearby

Christ Church
0.2 mi

Public buildings nearby

Dupont Hall of Records
0.2 mi

Restaurants nearby

Belin House
0.3 mi

Rivers nearby

Brandywine Creek
0.3 mi

School buildings nearby

Tower Hill
0.6 mi

Sports centers nearby

Carpenter Field House
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Streams nearby

Squirrel Run
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Other nearby

Holly Island
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Year built 1957
Heritage designation National Register of Historic Places listed place
Located in New Castle County
Country United States
Website http://www.hagley.org/
Has part Jacob Broom House, Eleutherian Mills