The Judges (Historic Home) (Georgetown, Delaware)
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This home takes its name from the many judges who have lived in it. The Judges was built circa 1809 by Peter Robinson, who served as Secretary of State for Delaware under three governors and was appointed Associate Justice for Sussex County in 1832. Following his death in 1836, his daughter Mary and her husband Edward Wootten, who served as Associate Justice from 1847-87, occupied the house and made substantial renovations to it. Other members of the bench who have lived here include Chancellor David T. Marvel, Judge Henry C. Conrad, Judge Caleb M. Wright, and Judge Battle R. Robinson. In 1979 the home and adjacent law office were listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
archives.delaware.gov/markers/sc/SC-111.shtml#P0_0
archives.delaware.gov/markers/sc/SC-111.shtml#P0_0
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Coordinates: 38°41'21"N 75°23'15"W
- Jones Crossroads Landfill (DSWA) 11 km
- Peninsula Lakes 18 km
- Angola by the Bay 18 km
- Winding Creek Village 19 km
- Stein Highway 28 km
- Ocean View, Delaware 29 km
- Little Assawoman Bay 35 km
- South Point 54 km
- Metompkin Bay 107 km
- Sandbridge Beach 220 km
- Sussex County, Delaware 2 km
- Sussex County Airport (KGED/GED) 2.5 km
- Georgetown Hundred 3.2 km
- Redden State Forest 5.3 km
- Broadkiln Hundred 12 km
- Indian River Hundred 16 km
- Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred 19 km
- Cedar Creek Hundred 19 km
- Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge 22 km
- Delaware Bay 50 km