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Seaford Historical Society, Seaford, Delaware. Owns and operates the Seaford Museum and the Governor Ross Mansion and Plantation
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Color name
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#AEB4BB
Bombay
174, 180, 187
212, 9, 71
7, 4, 0, 27
#F78DA7
Persian Pink
247, 141, 167
345, 87, 76
0, 43, 32, 3
#7D3100
Red Beech
125, 49, 0
24, 100, 25
0, 61, 100, 51
The Seaford Historical Society, located in Seaford, Delaware, is dedicated to preserving and presenting the local history of the area. Established in 1972, their mission is to Preserve, Protect, and Present the rich heritage of Seaford. The society owns and operates two notable attractions: the Seaford Museum and the Governor Ross Mansion and Plantation.
The 19th-century Governor Ross Mansion, along with 12 acres of land and period outbuildings, was purchased in 1976 and has since been meticulously restored and furnished with period antiques. The grounds also feature the c. 1850 Slave Quarter, restored to its original location.
The Seaford Museum, opened in 1997, houses an extensive collection of local artifacts and is considered one of the best small museums in Delaware. In 2019, the society completed the construction of the Ross Station Event Center, a versatile venue for weddings, parties, corporate events, and more. The Seaford Historical Society offers memberships, volunteer opportunities, and various donation options to support their important work in preserving and sharing Seaford's history
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What are Seaford Historical Society's brand colors?
The Seaford Historical Society color palette uses the hex codes #AEB4BB, #F78DA7 and #7D3100.
The Seaford Historical Society name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Seaford Historical Society and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Seaford Historical Society. Their use is subject to Seaford Historical Society's brand guidelines.
