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The Market Street Mall is a six-block pedestrian concourse which serves as the focal point for downtown Wilmington.
The northern end (Tenth Street) of the Mall is anchored by the architecturally acclaimed Rodney Square and the Wilmington Public Library.  Below Ninth Street the Mall is dominated by the Grand Opera House, which attracts many people with its broad range of cultural programs.  The central blocks of the Mall are occupied by small retail shops an eclectic mix of restaurants.

The first permanent settlement in the Delaware Valley.
Fort Christina commemorates the colony of New Sweden when Peter Minuit's expedition landed from the Swedish ships Kalmar Nyckel and Fogel Grip about March 29, 1638.

Located on the 500 block of Market Street, this historic landmark served as the center of political and social activity during Wilmington's infancy.  Visit the Historical Society of Delaware's website at www.hsd.org for tour information.

Willingtown Square, a self-centered plaza featuring six restored 18th-century houses, is located between Fifth
and Sixth Streets on the Market Street Mall.

OLD SWEDES CHURCH

Holy Trinity (Old Swedes) Church is registered as a national historic landmark.  Visit the Old Swedes Church website at www.oldswedes.org for more information.