The Zwaanendael Museum is located in Lewes, Delaware, and it showcases the history and culture of the area. Opened in 1931, the museum is named after the first Dutch settlement in Delaware, which was established in 1631. The building itself is designed to resemble a Dutch town hall, reflecting the region's colonial heritage. Inside, visitors can explore various exhibits that highlight local maritime history, the impact of the American Revolution, and the significance of Delaware's role in early American history. The museum also features artifacts, documents, and interactive displays that engage guests of all ages.