EXCLUSIVE: Harry and Meghan are setting up a complex network of 11 companies - named after the Duchess's freckles (Peca), a South American river (Orinoco) and their 'babymoon' (Hampshire) - all based in tax haven Delaware
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100 Years Ago This Week (January 6, 1922) Construction begins on the Delaware River Bridge between Philadelphia and Camden, New Jersey, after a century of discussions to link the U.S. states of Pennsylvania and New Jersey by something other than the existing ferry services.
Washington crossing the Delaware River
Destruction of HMS Augusta in the Delaware River, 23 October 1777 by an unidentified painter of the "English School"
Reading #2102, still wearing it's Delaware & Hudson #302 disguise from the D&H's sesquicentennial celebration, pulls a High Iron Company excursion along the banks of the Delaware River at Hankins, NY. The trip ran from Hoboken to Binghamton over the Erie-Lackawanna on Memorial Day of 1973.
Morning Fog on the Delaware River looking towards Pennsylvania
Found by the Delaware River in NJ. Anybody know what it might be? Blue quartz? It’s translucent.
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The Delaware river… it’s in there somewhere
Can someone please explain to me why I can't build a dam on the pin or even the wheat one below it? All river tiles belong to the Delaware River, and all the tiles (except the government plaza) belong to Philadelphia
DFV crosses the delaware river (circa 1776)
[OC] Abandoned factory on the Delaware River in Philadelphia.
Where The Frankford Krick Meets The Delaware River.
The Harriet Moran tugboat heading up the Delaware River during sunset this evening.
Why is the oldest Finnish log cabin in New Jersey? This video deals with the history of early Finnish-American settlers as part of New Sweden around the Delaware River, check it out!
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You may have a relationship but my great(7x) helped George Washington cross the Delaware River
In late 1777, George Washington ordered Continental Navy ships in the Delaware River to be scuttled, and one of those ships was supposed to have been sunk in such a way as to raise it later. How common was such a tactic, and how did they do it with the era's tech?
I have been listening to Michael Troy's American Revolution Podcast, and this was mentioned in episode 170, audio and transcript here. This is the specific section I am referring to however: "In the end, Hopkinson ordered Barry off his ship and gave the orders himself to sink it. This led to other problems. They had planned to sink the ship in such a way that it could be raised later. Hopkinson’s lack of experience resulted in the ship being sunk irretrievably, even though he reported to Washington that it could be raised later."
How would such a thing have been done? I have recalled similar things being mentioned in previous episodes, either retrieving whole ships, or grabbing just sunken cannons, but forget when they were mentioned. Any related information about raising 18th century ships would be great.
As part of the larger Delaware River Clean Up this group focused on 1/2 mile long Raub’s Island. We pulled 70 tires, a shopping cart, water heater tank, wood chair, carpets, 20 bags of trash, a road cone, car parts and a couple garbage cans before a torrential downpour.
Splicing pile on the Delaware River
[Eastern Premier Soccer League] EPSL welcomes Philadelphia Heritage SC as the 6th club to join the Delaware River Conference
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Sometimes I really question people that review nominations. A giant commemorative plaque from 1919 for the enormous Delaware River Bridge rejected for "not being visually unique".
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Why aren’t the cops doing anything about ~1000+ motorcyclists blowing through red lights and making as much noise as possible and making it impossible for pedestrians/cars to get by. Just saw them by the Delaware river.
I know they suck but cmon.
ITAP of the Delaware River
Found A Nice Delaware River Gem Today. 💎
FLAG ID REQUEST: From "'A View of The Town of New Castle From The River Delaware, -- Taken the 4th July 1797' -- By Ives le Blanc"
TIL Sweden had a colony in the Americas during the 17th Century. New Sweden was a Swedish colony along the lower reaches of the Delaware River from 1638 to 1655 until it was invaded by New Netherlands.
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Kayak fishing on Delaware River
I need a new hobby that isn't work related so I decided to get a kayak and become a kayak fisherman. I live in Monroe county and the river is right next to me. Does anyone know if I need any special permits aside from the standard PA fishing license and launch permit?
Also any other tips or input for you fellas would be great!
James Monroe makes a cameo appearance in one of the most famous paintings of a (different) US president: Emanuel Leutze's 1851 work Washington Crossing the Delaware. He is the soldier holding the flag. James was 18 years old during the crossing of the Delaware River in 1776.
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Philadelphia 1:800 scale (MOC in Progress - Update 06: Squaring up the footprint with more 2100 blocks...time to start working my way towards the Delaware River!)
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Washington and the Buccaneers cross the Delaware River circa 1776
Raymondskill Falls near Milford PA located in the Delaware River Recreational Area on rt 209.
Delaware River after Tuesday's rain
Yesterday my spouse and I went driving in Delaware. We found this beautiful river and had to stop.
[Eastern Premier Soccer League] "The EPSL are excited to welcome Oaklyn United. The Southern NJ based club will compete in the Delaware River Conference starting in Spring 2022."
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Bobolink in Delaware, around where the river becomes the bay
Nice little bottle from Larkin Soap Company- found by the Delaware River in PA
Be smart if you are going on the Delaware River today
I wouldn't recommend going,, but this is kind of a plea if you are bold enough to ride the river today please use some common sense by bringing life vests and even an extra tube in case one is punctured. The river is still very fast/high with debris on top of many normal launching sites/roads being closed.
I thought this would be common sense but saw a group of 10 lunching without any safety prep and some of these people did not look like strong swimmers and they even had a dog.
Delaware river was high last night near upper black eddy
The Ben Franklin reflecting off a calm Delaware River
Sarah Alder's crossing of the Delaware River
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