Delaware
The First State
The Diamond State - The Blue Hen State - The Small Wonder State
Delaware was the first state to join the
Union on December 7, 1787.
Capital City: Dover
Information, fun facts, jokes, humor, hunting, fishing, camping, gambling, casinos, famous people, state symbols, state song, links - anything and everything having to do with the US state of
Delaware.
Henry Heimlich, inventor of the Heimlich Maneuver, was born in Wilmington, Delaware.
Eldridge Reeves Johnson, Inventor - born in 1867 in Wilmington DE, grew up in Dover DE. Inventor of the phonograph and founder of the Victor Talking Machine Company, now known as RCA. He died in 1945.
World Casino Directory and International Gambling Guide provides the most complete information for
Delaware casinos and other gambling facilities
for anywhere in the world - including
Delaware - such as casino cruise ships, poker rooms, poker tournaments, pari-mutuel facilities,
horse racing, dog races, racinos, off-track betting (OTB), sportsbooks and racebooks. World Casino Directory also publishes lottery results from around the globe.
Gambling
information for American gamblers and tourists!
U.S. Casino Links presents a gambling forum for every state in the
US. Clicking above on Land Based Casinos or U.S. Casinos will take you to the same site.
Click the link below to visit the state guide with information
about casinos, riverboat gambling,
Vegas-style casinos, Indian casinos, casino cruise ships,
racetracks, pari-mutuel facilities (dog & horse betting), poker games,
state lotteries, and other forms of land-based gambling.
Delaware State Parks: Five of Delaware's state parks offer public camping.
For details and reservation information, see : www.destateparks.com/places/overview.htm
The World Needs A little more kindness and a little less creed
A little more giving and little less greed
A little more smile and a little less frown
A little less kicking a man when he's down
A little more "we" and a little less "I"
A little more laugh and a little less cry
A few more flowers on the pathway of life
And fewer on graves at the end of strife. Author Unknown
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