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X-WR-CALNAME:Lorenzo Dow Martin the Founding of Rehoboth
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LOCATION:511 Rehoboth Avenue\nRehoboth Beach Delaware 19971
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SUMMARY:Lorenzo Dow Martin the Founding of Rehoboth
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DESCRIPTION:In the early 1870s\, when the Methodist Episcopalians from Wilm
 ington\ndecided to find a location for camp meetings\, they\n\nsettled on 
 a seaside farm below Lewes. That farm\, belonging to a\ncranberry farmer n
 amed Lorenzo Dow Martin\, would\n\nbecome the commercial core of Rehoboth 
 Beach. Lorenzo’s tiny\nfarmhouse would serve as the operational headqua
 rters from\n\nwhich the town was created. That farmhouse\, now over 200 ye
 ars old\,\nstill exists in Rehoboth at 30 Christian Street. It is built wi
 th\nwooden pegs and rests on a foundation of tree trunks.\n\n \n\nFind ou
 t more by joining us July 11\, at 5pm\, at the Rehoboth Beach\nMuseum to 
 hear Paul Lovett on the founding of Rehoboth Beach.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>In the early 1870s\, when the Methodist Epi
 scopalians from Wilmington decided to find a location for camp meetings\, 
 they</p>\n\n<p>settled on a seaside farm below Lewes. That farm\, belongin
 g to a cranberry farmer named Lorenzo Dow Martin\, would</p>\n\n<p>become 
 the commercial core of Rehoboth Beach.&nbsp\;Lorenzo&rsquo\;s tiny farmhou
 se would serve as the operational headquarters from</p>\n\n<p>which the to
 wn was created. That farmhouse\, now over 200 years old\, still exists in 
 Rehoboth at 30 Christian Street. It is built with wooden pegs and rests on
  a foundation of tree trunks.</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>Find out more by
  joining us&nbsp\;July 11\, at 5pm\, at the Rehoboth Beach Museum to hear 
 Paul Lovett on the founding of Rehoboth Beach.</p>
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