Support You Can Count On In the millenium, Coldwell Banker Rowley Realtors celebrates its 16th year at 1000 Centre Road in Wilmington, DE! Our office handles all areas including: Wilmington, Newark, Hockessin, Middletown, Bear, Elsmere, Claymont, Greenville, New Castle & Pike Creek. Our agents will give you expert assistance with a personal touch for all your real estate transactions. We have the finest relocation & referral services available. In addition, our Property Management office offers rental information & assistance. Call Coldwell Banker Rowley Realtors at 302-995-1200. Posted by Neil Rowley on December 13, 2008 at 12:00 AM About Neil Rowley Neil Rowley is affliated with Coldwell Banker Rowley Realtors, which is located in Wilmington, DE. For further assistance please use the contact information located on the right. As of 05/21/12 the Neil Rowley RePage is ranked at 791 with 4,590 points.

Local Information for Wilmington, DE

Latitude: 39.748563 -- Longitude: -75.551581

---

ZIP Codes for Wilmington, Delaware	19801  19802  19803  19804  19805  19806  19807  19808  19809  19810  19850  19880  19884  19885  19886  19887  19889  19890  19891  19892  19893  19894  19895  19896  19897  19898  19899
Area Code for Wilmington, Delaware	302
Time zone for Wilmington, Delaware	EST

Other Area Cities:   Smyrna, DE  Wilmington, DE  Claymont, DE  Newark, DE  Talleyville, DE  Hockessin, DE 

Enter our Photo Sweepstakes and Win $200 for your Wilmington photos!

Submit your photos of Wilmington and become eligible to win $200. Click Here for details.

The area now known as Wilmington was first colonized by settlers from Sweden about 1638, establishing the colony on New Sweden. In 1655 the Dutch arrived and took over the colonies from the Swedes and Finns. Then in 1664 British colonization began, the area stabilized under British rule, with strong influences from the Quaker communities, and was granted a borough charter in 1739 by the King George II which changed the name from Willington, after Thomas Willing the first 'developer" of the land who organized the area in a grid pattern similar to that of its northern neighbor Philadelphia, to Wilmington, presumably after Spencer Compton, Earl of Wilmington. The greatest growth in the city occurred during the Civil War. Delaware, though officially a Union State, was divided in its support of both the Confederate and the Union soldiers; the northern part of the state was largely Union, while the southern part of the state leaned toward the Confederacy. -- Source: Wikipedia.com