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LOCATION:511 Rehoboth Avenue\nRehoboth Beach Delaware 19971
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SUMMARY:Rehoboth Beach Walking Tours
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DESCRIPTION:The Rehoboth Beach Historical Society kicks off its Walking Tou
 rs  at\nthe bandstand. After a one-year hiatus due to (COVID) restriction
 s our\nhistorical tour guide\, Jean Brolund\, is back and ready to take yo
 u on\na tour of downtown Rehoboth Beach from the bandstand on main street 
 of\ntown throughout the boardwalk and side streets. \n\nThis historical t
 our provides general information about the history of\nRehoboth Beach and 
 the changing streetscape of buildings over the\nyears\, both businesses an
 d residential. Ms. Brolund will lead walkers\nfrom the bandstand along Reh
 oboth Avenue\, pointing out landmarks and\nproviding photos of historical 
 sites and events. While touching on\nseveral of the storms that have shape
 d the coastline and the\nbeachfront in town other topics covered will be t
 he Native peoples of\nthe area\, The Methodist Camp Meetings\, Hotels and 
 Railroad service\,\nand Horn’s Pavilion.\n\nOther topics on the tour may
  include shipwrecks\, naming ships such as\nthe Falmouth\, the Merrimac\, 
 the Severn and the SS Thomas Tracy\, the\nrailroad\, the Belhaven Hotel\, 
 restaurants such as the Robert Lee\,\nSnyder’s and\, of course\, Funland
 .\n\nThe tour is a gentle 2 hour stroll around downtown Rehoboth Beach.\nT
 our participants are encouraged to wear comfortable shoes and bring a\nbot
 tle of water or fill up a water bottle at the historic Women’s\nChristia
 n Temperance Union Fountain on the boardwalk\; one of the\nlandmarks menti
 oned on the tour. There are restrooms available at the\nbandstand area. Th
 e cost of the tour is $10 cash\, given to the tour\nguide. We are suggesti
 ng bubble tours of family/groups of between 5-10\npeople. Call the Rehobot
 h Beach Museum at 302-227-7310 to make a\nreservation. \n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The Rehoboth Beach Historical Society kicks
  off its Walking Tours&nbsp\; at the bandstand. After a one-year hiatus du
 e to (COVID) restrictions our historical tour guide\, Jean Brolund\, is ba
 ck and ready to take you on a tour of downtown Rehoboth Beach from the ban
 dstand on main street of town throughout the boardwalk and side streets.&n
 bsp\;</p>\n\n<p><br />\nThis historical tour provides general information 
 about the history of Rehoboth Beach and the changing streetscape of buildi
 ngs over the years\, both businesses and residential. Ms. Brolund will lea
 d walkers from the bandstand along Rehoboth Avenue\, pointing out landmark
 s and providing photos of historical sites and events. While touching on s
 everal of the storms that have shaped the coastline and the beachfront in 
 town other topics covered will be the Native peoples of the area\, The Met
 hodist Camp Meetings\, Hotels and Railroad service\, and Horn&rsquo\;s Pav
 ilion.</p>\n\n<p>Other topics on the tour may include shipwrecks\, naming 
 ships such as the Falmouth\, the Merrimac\, the Severn and the SS Thomas T
 racy\, the railroad\, the Belhaven Hotel\, restaurants such as the Robert 
 Lee\, Snyder&rsquo\;s and\, of course\, Funland.</p>\n\n<p><br />\nThe tou
 r is a gentle 2 hour stroll around downtown Rehoboth Beach. Tour participa
 nts are encouraged to wear comfortable shoes and bring a bottle of water o
 r fill up a water bottle at the historic Women&rsquo\;s Christian Temperan
 ce Union Fountain on the boardwalk\; one of the landmarks mentioned on the
  tour. There are restrooms available at the bandstand area. The cost of th
 e tour is $10 cash\, given to the tour guide. We are suggesting bubble tou
 rs of family/groups of between 5-10 people. Call the Rehoboth Beach Museum
  at 302-227-7310 to make a reservation.&nbsp\;</p>
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