Belmont Hall


Belmont Hall, a Georgian mansion built in 1773, is one of the most treasured and historic houses in Delaware.  Surrounded by spacious grounds and beautiful gardens, Belmont is a fascinating place to  visit.  Arrange a tour or come to one of our special events where you will learn about local and state history, hear stories about the people who have called Belmont home, and enjoy the pleasant grounds.

This magnificent mansion surrounded by stately trees, rolling lawns, and lovely gardens is available to make your own special event a lifetime memory.  Imagine holding your business meeting or entertaining guests at a party or wedding at this unique setting.  Read more…

Join the Friends of Belmont Hall

Join us in becoming an active member.  Working together we can meet the goals of  the mission of the Friends of Belmont Hall.

Next meeting:  Wednesday Feb. 15th at 3:30 pm at Belmont Hall

See  About Friends of Belmont Hall


March

Third Lecture in our Revolutionary War Series
Thursday, March 8 at 7:00pm at Belmont Hall

Great Expectations and Dashed Hopes:  American Indians & the American Revolution

During the time of the Revolution, many American Indian communities were forced into the difficult position of choosing to support either the British or the Patriot cause.  Others attempted to remain neutral or to tread a middle ground between the warring groups.  Unfortunately, these choices would impact the lives of their people for generations to come.  In this presentation, Dr. Cara Blume will examine the Native American response to the American Revolution and the consequences that followed.

Seating is limited.  For reservations call (302) 264-9048 or e-mail belmonthall.de@gmail.com.

Reservations will be confirmed.  Lecture only is free.  Lecture followed by dessert and coffee or tea $10.

Proceeds go to preserving Belmont Hall and keeping home accessible to the public.

This event is sponsored by the Delaware Humanities Forum and Friends of Belmont Hall.