The Delaware Company

09/01/2026

Another Semiquincentennial event coming up…

08/24/2026

Seating is limited and pre-registration is required...

Seats are going fast for the upcoming movie, "Hamilton: The Musical" and it looks like the remaining spaces won't be available for long. Pre-registration is a must, so don't delay, sign up today!

The Sullivan County Semiquincentennial Commission event is showing at the Narrowsburg Union on the evening of Saturday, September 19.

The program is free, but you must sign up in advance by emailing John Conway at [email protected]. Be sure to include “Hamilton” in your email’s subject line.

The event begins at 7 PM at the Narrowsburg Union, 7 Erie Avenue, Narrowsburg, with light refreshments and an introduction by John Conway, Sullivan County Historian and co-chair of the County’s Semiquincentennial Commission, followed by the film.

A sincere thank you to our sponsors, The Delaware Company and the Narrowsburg Union.

08/23/2026

It was standing room only this afternoon as author Martin Klotz presented his excellent program on Robert Rogers and Rogers’ Rangers as part of the Bold Gold Media Speaker Series at Fort Delaware Museum of Colonial History in Narrowsburg, NY. It was extremely well done and very well received; a great way to commemorate the Semiquincentennial.

The Fort Delaware staff will be back at it tomorrow as we march inexorably toward the end of summer. We are open 10 to 5 Thursday thru Sunday until August 30, then weekends only until October 11. Also open Labor Day.

Come see why we say, “we live history!”

Fort Delaware is located on the Upper Delaware Scenic Byway at 6615 Route 97 in Narrowsburg, NY. Owned by Sullivan County and operated by The Delaware Company.

08/22/2026

It’s a fact that many people today have based their knowledge of Robert Rogers on the early television series, “Northwest Passage” with Keith Larsen and Buddy Ebsen, or on the much different portrayal by Angus Macfadyen in the more recent television series “Turn: Washington’s Spies”. Or both.

But Robert Rogers was quite different from either of those portrayals… more complex, more nuanced, and more interesting.

Author Martin Klotz provides a glimpse into this early American icon in this afternoon’s program at Fort Delaware Museum of Colonial History in Narrowsburg, NY.

The program starts at 4 p.m. in the event tent behind the Fort and opens with an introduction by Sullivan County Historian John Conway. It is FREE and open to the public.

Fort Delaware is located on the Upper Delaware Scenic Byway at 6615 Route 97 in Narrowsburg, NY.

We live history!

08/20/2026

This Saturday, August 22 at 4 p.m., the Bold Gold Media Speaker Series continues at Fort Delaware Museum of Colonial History in Narrowsburg, NY with Martin Klotz, author of the 2024 book, “Robert Rogers, Ranger: The Rise and Fall of an American Icon.”

The program begins with a brief introduction by John Conway, Sullivan County Historian, president of The Delaware Company, and co-chair of the County’s Semiquincentennial Commission. The program is free and open to the public.

Why not spend the afternoon touring the Fort, hearing the stories of how the Revolutionary War destroyed Cushetunk, the first permanent European settlement in the Upper Delaware, and then stay for the program!? It’s a sure way to learn why at Fort Delaware it is said, “we live history!”

We hope to see you there…

08/17/2026

Over the past two weekends, Fort Delaware Museum of Colonial History in Narrowsburg, NY has hosted multiple visitors from Europe, including Ireland, England, France, Italy, and Poland, and they were all fascinated by our stories, truly an indication that American history is of interest to all.

We always recommend to all of our visitors that they include the Museum at Bethel Woods in their itinerary.

A number of years ago, The Delaware Company trademarked the concept of Revolution to Revolution to promote Sullivan County’s role in both the American Revolution of the 1770s and the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s, and we continue to firmly believe these bookends can be the linchpin of an ongoing tourism revival here in Sullivan County.

We live history!

08/17/2026

Won't you join us on September 19?

Just a gentle reminder that you must pre-register in order to attend the upcoming movie, "Hamilton: The Musical."

The Sullivan County Semiquincentennial Commission event is showing at the Narrowsburg Union on the evening of Saturday, September 19.

The program is free, but you must sign up in advance by emailing John Conway at [email protected]. Be sure to include “Hamilton” in your email’s subject line.

The event begins at 7 PM at the Narrowsburg Union, 7 Erie Avenue, Narrowsburg, with light refreshments and an introduction by John Conway, Sullivan County Historian and co-chair of the County’s Semiquincentennial Commission, followed by the film.

A sincere thank you to our sponsors, The Delaware Company and the Narrowsburg Union.

Don’t delay, sign up today

08/16/2026

There is still time this summer to visit Fort Delaware Museum of Colonial History in Narrowsburg, NY. Come see our demonstration garden, our Apothecary, our Black Dog Public House, visit our blacksmith, and so much more!

Still a few weekdays left. Open 10-5, Thursday thru Sunday until the end of August, then weekends thru October 11. No one admitted after 4 p.m.

Fort Delaware is located on the Upper Delaware Scenic Byway at 6615 Route 97 in Narrowsburg, NY. Owned by Sullivan County and operated by The Delaware Company. We live history!

(Garden photos by Ward Oles)

08/16/2026

Bold Gold In Your Community🖤💛🏡📻

Paul Ciliberto of Ciliberto & Friends at Fort Delaware run by The Delaware Company with Sullivan County, NY Government Historian John Conway.

08/13/2026

Registration is now open for the Sullivan County Semiquincentennial Commission event, the movie version of the hit Broadway musical, “Hamilton” showing at the Narrowsburg Union on the evening of Saturday, September 19.

The program is free, but pre-registration is required. Email John Conway at [email protected] to sign up. Be sure to include “Hamilton” in your email’s subject line.

The event begins at 7 PM at the Narrowsburg Union, 7 Erie Avenue, Narrowsburg, with light refreshments and an introduction by John Conway, Sullivan County Historian and co-chair of the County’s Semiquincentennial Commission, followed by the film.

A sincere thank you to The Delaware Company’s co-sponsor, the Narrowsburg Union.

Don’t delay, sign up today!