Exploring Georgetown's Historic Streets: A Two-Hour Walking Tour
This two-hour walking tour of Georgetown, Delaware, United States, will take you through the historic downtown area and provide a glimpse into the town's rich history and culture.
The tour will begin at the Georgetown Circle, located at the intersection of Market Street and The Circle (38.6950° N, 75.3890° W). Here, you can take in the historic architecture of the town, including the old Sussex County Courthouse, the Georgetown Presbyterian Church, and the Georgetown Historical Society.
From there, the tour will continue down Market Street, where you can explore the many shops and restaurants that line the street. Stop in at the Georgetown Antique Mall (38.6945° N, 75.3890° W) to browse through a variety of antiques and collectibles. Or, if you're looking for a bite to eat, try the popular Italian restaurant, La Casa Pasta (38.6945° N, 75.3890° W).
Next, the tour will take you to the Georgetown Public Library (38.6945° N, 75.3890° W), where you can learn more about the town's history and culture. After that, you can take a stroll through the historic Georgetown Cemetery (38.6945° N, 75.3890° W), where you can pay your respects to the town's earliest settlers.
The tour will then take you to the Georgetown Historical Society (38.6945° N, 75.3890° W), where you can learn more about the town's past and view artifacts from the area.
Finally, the tour will end at the Georgetown Museum (38.6945° N, 75.3890° W), where you can explore the town's history and culture through interactive exhibits.
Along the way, you can also take in the sights and sounds of the town, including the historic buildings, the waterfront, and the many parks and green spaces. You can also take a break to enjoy a snack or a meal at one of the many restaurants and cafes in the area.
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