images of the USA Delaware

		Wilmington, Delaware: dawn on the Christina River - boats and the bridge carrying US Route 13 - reflections			Wilmington, Delaware: mirror water of the Christina River at dawn - bridge carrying US Route 13
		Wilmington, Delaware: brutalist skyscraper - 1105 North Market Street, aka American Life Insurance Tower - designed by I.M.Pei			Wilmington, Delaware: roof lantern and blue sky - Church Street Historic District - photo by M.Torres
		Wilmington, Delaware: Hendrickson House, part of Old Swedes Church site - built in 1690 - Church Street Historic District			Wilmington, Delaware: ancient graves - Old Swedes Church Cemetery - Swedish Lutheran Church on the southeast corner of 7th and Church Streets - New Castle - Church Street Historic District
		Wilmington, Delaware: spire of the First and Central Presbyterian Church			Wilmington, Delaware: the red-brick First and Central Presbyterian Church with its tetra-style portico
		Wilmington, Delaware: Rodney Square - DuPont building, designed in a modified Italian Renaissance style - looking up from street level			Wilmington, Delaware: a skyscraper's glass facade - 919 N Market St, aka Citizens Bank Center
		Wilmington, Delaware: facade of Wilmington Public Library on Rodney Square, Classical Revival style - above is the red brick Delaware Trust Building, a U-shaped steel frame building			Wilmington, Delaware, USA: Rodney Square - statue of Caesar Rodney on horse - President of Delaware during the American Revolution - DuPont building in the background
		Wilmington, Delaware: equestrian statue of Caesar Rodney on the western side if Rodney Square, a signer of the Declaration of Independence and President of Delaware, 1922 work by James Edward Kelly - DuPont building in the background			Wilmington, Delaware: Rodney Square - DuPont building and the statue of Caesar Rodney, a signer of the Declaration of Independence and President of Delaware
		Wilmington, Delaware: Rodney Square - statue of Caesar Rodney seen against the DuPont building, a signer of the Declaration of Independence and President of Delaware, on his trusty steed, 1922 work by James Edward Kelly			Wilmington, Delaware: grande entrance to the Wilmington Public Library on Rodney Square - architect Henry Hornbostel, Classical Revival style
		Wilmington, Delaware: Wilmington Public Library, one of the nation's oldest public libraries - architect Henry Hornbostel, Classical Revival style - capital of an Ionic order column and frieze with winged lions and blue roses			Wilmington, Delaware: Wilmington Public Library, one of the oldest public libraries in the US - architect Henry Hornbostel, Classical Revival style - Ionic order columns and frieze with mythological motives
		Wilmington, Delaware: facade of Wilmington Public Library on Rodney Square, one of the nation's oldest public libraries - architect Henry Hornbostel, Classical Revival style - cornucopias and frieze			Wilmington, Delaware: Wilmington Public Library - cornice and frieze with winged lions and blue roses - architect Henry Hornbostel, Classical Revival style
		Wilmington, Delaware: Wilmington Public Library facade detail - architect Henry Hornbostel, Classical Revival style - frieze with winged lions and blue roses, cornucopia and the Lating inscription 'littera scripta manet', i.e. 'the written letter abides'			Wilmington, Delaware: facade of Wilmington Public Library on Rodney Square, Classical Revival style - above lies the red brick Delaware Trust Building, a U-shaped steel frame building
		Wilmington, Delaware: sunny facades on Rodney Square - DuPont Building and 919 N Market St			Wilmington, Delaware: Wilmington Public Library, one of the nation's oldest public libraries - architect Henry Hornbostel, Classical Revival style - detail of and Ionic order capital and frieze with winged lions and blue roses
		Wilmington, Delaware: Rodney square - Public Library and skyscraper, 919 N Market St (Citizens Bank Center)			Wilmington, Delaware: a skyscraper's sunny facade sen from below - 919 N Market St (Citizens Bank Center)
		Wilmington, Delaware: sunny glass and concrete facade of the Wilmington trust building, Rodney Square			Wilmington, Delaware: State of Delaware Board of Parole building framed by an arch, 820 N French St
		Wilmington, Delaware: Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) building, corner of King street and 9th street			Wilmington, Delaware: F. W. Woolworth Company Building, a historic department store now occupied by Walgreens - art deco building by architect H. W. Stakes - alternating peach and cream vertical stripes of terra cotta tile with lotus motifs
		Wilmington, Delaware: Rodney square view, traffic lights with the DuPont building on the left			Wilmington, Delaware: a bus made to look like a trolley arrives on Rodeny Square from the riverfront - DART First State trolley
		Wilmington, Delaware: Masonic Hall and Grand Opera House built in 1871 by the Delaware Grand Lodge of Masons, Second Empire style, architect Thomas Dixon - oculi and tympanum with the Eye of Providence, the eye of the Great Architect of the Universe			Wilmington, Delaware: Masonic Hall and Grand Opera House built in 1871 by the Delaware Grand Lodge of Masons, Second Empire style, architect Thomas Dixon, cast-iron facade on N Market St

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