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Whites Chapel dedicates historical marker
Parishioners gather in front of Whites Chapel, June 29, to dedicate the new historical marker. BY DENY HOWETH
July 5, 2014
Listening as the Rev. Everett Issacs offers a blessing for the ceremony are (l-r) Howard Millman Jr.; Sen. Ernie Lopez, R-Lewes; and Stephen Marz, director Delaware Public Archives. BY DENY HOWETH
The historical marker for Whites Chapel. BY DENY HOWETH
Howard and Shirley Millman pose with Sen. Ernie Lopez, R-Lewes, during the dedication of the marker. BY DENY HOWETH
Whites Chapel U.M. Church marked 175 years of continual service with a historical marker to formally present the historical significance of the chapel.
The first church structure was built in 1842; the second, built in 1872, was destroyed by fire in 1920. The present structure has been in continual service since 1921.
