Self Storage in Delaware

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Delaware Storage Facilities

Do you need more room in your home? Luckily for you, there are numerous Delaware storage facilities that offer services that not only make the storage process but offer numerous options - ranging from self-storage facilities to mobile storage units. Facilities in Delaware also include climate-controlled units and specialty units for furs, boats and wine.

Origin of State's Name: Delaware was named in honor of Sir Thomas West, whose title was Lord De La Warr. He was one of the first governors of the state.

Capital City: Dover is the state capital of Delaware that was established by William Penn.

Population: The U.S. Census Bureau estimated that the population of Delaware was 885,122 residents.

Driving: To obtain driver's license information, applications, testing requirements, driver's manuals and testing locations, please visit: the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles website.

Agriculture and Industry: Delaware's chief agriculture products are nursery stock, poultry, dairy, corn and soybeans. Its industrial products include rubber, paper, plastics and automobiles. The largest employers in the state are the government, education, banking, chemical and pharmaceutical companies, healthcare, automotive manufacturing and farming.

State Bird: The state bird of Delaware is the blue hen chicken.

State Tree: The state tree of Delaware is the American holly.

State Flower: The state flower of Delaware is the Peach Blossom.

State Song: The state song is "Our Delaware." It was written by George Hynson and Donn Devine.

Most Popular Cities:

• Wilmington
• Dover
• Newark
• New Castle

Delaware - Interesting Facts:

• Delaware shares a semi-circular border with Pennsylvania.
• Delaware is the only state without a National Park System.
• The town of Milton is named after the poet John Milton.
• The first steam railroad began in New Castle.

Delaware - Famous People:
Many famous people have called Delaware home. Celebrities from Delaware have included industrialist E. I. Dupont, abolitionist Thomas Garrett (who lost his entire fortune as a result of his efforts), musician George Thorogood and boxer Sugar Ray Leonard.

Helpful Links:

• Official Delaware Website
• Delaware Dental Offices
• Delaware Moving Companies
• Delaware Real Estate
• Delaware Storage Facilities