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About Woodburn: Governor's House
Woodburn has served as the official residence of the Governor of Delaware since its purchase by the state in 1965. Built around 1798 by Charles Hillyard III, it is recognized as one of Delaware's finest Middle Period Georgian houses. Its historical importance stems from its architecture and notable past residents, including U.S. Senators and Governors. Visitors can learn about its history and view photo galleries of the exterior, gardens, Dining Room, and Great Hall.
On the coast
Serving Dover, DE
Woodburn has served as the official residence of the Governor of Delaware since its purchase by the state in 1965. Built around 1798 by Charles Hillyard III, it is recognized as one of Delaware's finest Middle Period Georgian houses. Its historical importance stems from its architecture and notable past residents, including U.S. Senators and Governors. Visitors can learn about its history and view photo galleries of the exterior, gardens, Dining Room, and Great Hall.