Delaware Governor's Mansion

The Delaware Governor's Mansion, also known as Woodburn, is a historic residence located in Dover, Delaware, serving as the official home of the state's governors since 1965. Built in 1790 by Charles Hillyard III, the mansion showcases exquisite 18th-century architecture and has been meticulously preserved. Notably, it is believed to have been a stop on the Underground Railroad, reflecting its historical significance in the abolitionist movement. Visitors can admire its elegant brick façade, original features like the large Dutch door, and period furnishings that highlight Delaware's rich history.