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Paint a Theorem: Take a Piece of History Home - SOLD OUT!

Participants will create a theorem painting illustrating a Tree of Life with apples and pears while enjoying a glass of wine and a selection of artisanal cheeses. The artwork will be ready to take home, frame, and show off to all. Come join the talented early American artist Noreen Taylor for an
Paint a Theorem:  Take a Piece of History Home - SOLD OUT!

Paint a Theorem: Take a Piece of History Home - SOLD OUT!

Participants will create a theorem painting illustrating a bird on a branch. The artwork will be ready to take home, frame, and show off to all. Come join the talented early American artist Noreen Taylor for an unforgettable evening of creativity and fun. This event is being held in conjunction with
Paint a Theorem:  Take a Piece of History Home - SOLD OUT!

Lecture: "New Archaeological Research for the Lost Corbit Tannery"

This presentation outlines the results of an archeological research project conducted during the past 3 years by John Bansch, Coordinator of Archeology Projects at Historic Odessa. In an effort to find the location of the lost Corbit Tannery and to understand what we do know about the actual tannery
Lecture: "New Archaeological Research for the Lost Corbit Tannery"

Lecture: Caring for your Collections

Join Betty Fiske, HOF Collections Conservator, for this presentation focused on the care and handling of decorative arts objects in the HOF collections. Participants will follow an object from gift to interpretation. HOF Docent interpreters are encouraged to attend. Historic objects: Care and
Lecture: Caring for your Collections

Lecture: "New Archaeological Research for the Lost Corbit Tannery"

This presentation outlines the results of an archaeological research project conducted during the past 3 years by John Bansch, Coordinator of Archaeology Projects at Historic Odessa. In an effort to find the location of the lost Corbit Tannery and to understand what we do know about the actual
Lecture: "New Archaeological Research for the Lost Corbit Tannery"

Lecture: One Family in Delaware: The Corbits of Odessa

This presentation explores the various lives of six generations of the same Quaker clan who first settled in Cantwell’s Bridge, Delaware in or about 1630 and continues through the last generation of this prominent family to call the town of Odessa home. Join Debbie Buckson, Executive Director of the
Lecture: One Family in Delaware: The Corbits of Odessa

2015 Annual Easter Egg Hunt

Designated areas will be set aside for two age groups: Pre-K through 2nd grade and 3rd through 5th grades. Following the hunt, age-appropriate crafts will be held in the Wilson-Warner Barn. Refreshments will also be served. Reservation required. Free and open to the public! For reservations, please
2015 Annual Easter Egg Hunt

2014 Easter Egg Hunt

Toddlers to 5th graders, bring your Easter baskets and join in fun. Egg hunt, craft, refreshments. Please call to make reservations.
HOF setting for egg hunt

Colonial Dance: Dover English Country Dancers

The Dover English Country Dancers and The Historic Odessa Foundation Request the honor of your presence at their sixth annual Colonial Dance! Members and the public are invited to participate in learning colonial dances that were popular in the 18th Century. People of all ages, couples, and singles
Colonial Dance: Dover English Country Dancers