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Located in the heart of
Historic Dover, Delaware 406 Federal Street P.O. Box 711 Dover, Delaware 19903 302-674-2111 [email protected] |
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From Wilmington to Dover:
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From Southern Points to Dover: Rt. 13
At the second stop sign (the intersection of Duke of York and Federal Street), the Museum is straight ahead of you, in the same building as the Delaware State Visitor Center. |
Hours Wednesday through Friday, 10am to 4pm, Saturday 9am to 5pm, and Sunday 1:30 to 4:30pm. Closed Monday, Tuesday, and some state holidays. |
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Group Tours
To arrange for a group tour, please call the Museum at 302-674-2111.
To visit other sites in addition to the Biggs, call the Delaware State
Visitor Center at 302-739-4266 or e-mail.
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Sandy Conner is the Assistant to the Director. After obtaining a bachelor's degree in history from Coastal Carolina University, Sandy worked for the Delaware State Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs. At the Biggs she has responsibilities in the areas of marketing, development, and collections management. |
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Linda Danko has joined the Biggs Staff as the Office Manager. Formerly Group Tour and Program Sales Manager at Winterthur's Historic Houses of Odessa, she is using some of these skills at the Biggs as well as insuring the smooth operation of the Museum's administrative offices. |
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Ryan Grover, the Curator, holds degrees from the art history department at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Ryan specializes in 18th-and 19th-century interiors and has additional interests in the ceramics and textiles used in early America as well as 20th-century American visual culture. |
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Carrie Happoldt, the Educational Programs Coordinator for the Museum, received her bachelor's degree in history from the University of Delaware. She develops educational and volunteer programs for children and adults at the museum. Carrie has also implemented Biggs for Kids, a program for school-aged children. |
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