Eric S. Hintz will close the fall series with a talk based on his book, American Independent Inventors in an Era of Corporate R&D.
Hagley is delighted to offer exclusive yoga classes with teacher Mary Currie for our members at the Household and above levels. Classes are held Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
Santa stops by Hagley for a visit in the warmth of the Hagley Barn.
LOCATION CHANGE: Hagley Library • Make a satellite that floats at just the right height above "Earth."
Enjoy a rare opportunity to see Eleutherian Mills, the first du Pont family home built in America, dressed for the holidays and illuminated with softly glowing lights.
Paula A. de la Cruz-Fernández’s book Gendered Capitalism: Sewing Machines and Multinational Business in Spain and Mexico, 1850–1940 explores how the gender-specific cultures of sewing and embroidery shaped the US Singer Sewing Machine Company’s operations.
Hudson Maxim wanted his lake, and he didn’t mind twisting some arms to get it.
Hagley's Invention Convention returns in 2022 with science shows, robotics demonstrations, and hands-on activities.
Millions of black Americans left the Deep South fleeing violence and seeking opportunity during the Great Migration, one of the most dramatic demographic shifts in twentieth-century American history.
Rock and roll with acceleration, physics, and lots of loops as you create a miniature roller coaster.
Join us for our annual run/walk to benefit Hagley’s Scholarship Fund. Participants can run or walk along the beautiful Brandywine through Hagley’s 235-acre property.
Create “fabric” out of plastic grocery bags and find a new use for it.
Learn about native and invasive species and build your own lantern fly trap to set up at home.
Don’t miss Delaware’s best fireworks show! In 2022 Hagley celebrates Fireworks at Hagley 40th Anniversary: Greatest Hits!
