This document provides a pictorial history of Wilmington, Delaware through various photographs and drawings spanning from the late 17th century to the late 20th century. It shows the early settlement and development of the city, including Old Swedes Church from 1698, a 1772 map, and depictions from the 1780s. It then transitions to show the growth of industry and population through images of the DuPont company's early offices, workers' housing, and various street scenes showcasing the city's architecture and landmarks over time.
13. Walnut and Front streets, ca. 1860. Looking over rooftops of stores, homes, and businesses, toward the northwest. Second Baptist Church Central Presbyterian Town Hall Trinity Episcopal
14. Bird’s eye view print of city, ca. 1865. Old Swedes Church Fourth Street Market Street
32. View of 10th and King streets in 1910 looking north, showing the old juxtaposed alongside the new. The DuPont Company building is at the far left, the Court House in the center, and early homes line King Street.
33. The DuPont Company building including the office space, hotel, ballroom and theater, towers over its neighbors. Photograph taken in 1919 just after the old court house was torn down.