LOCATION FILE
Immanuel Episcopal Church on the Green
FOLLOWNew Castle, DE
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
One of Delaware's oldest congregations, founded in the 1680s on New Castle's historic Green, with a churchyard holding the graves of colonial officials, governors, and Revolutionary War veterans; excavations found evidence the church may sit atop the remains of a 17th-century fort.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Visitors describe figures glimpsed kneeling among the headstones at dusk and a recurring "woman in white" said to drift near the chapel wall before vanishing.
VISITING
An active church with a public graveyard open for self-guided and organized historic walking tours.
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