World War II Fire Control Tower 3 at Delaware Seashore State Park Now Open Following Rehabilitation Project
World War II Tower 3 at Delaware Seashore State Park is now open to the public. Visitors to Towers Beach along Route 1 in the park can now walk up the nearly 100 spiral steps to the top of the tower, which was built to help protect the Delaware coastline during the Second World War. Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) Secretary Shawn M. Garvin at the ribbon-cutting ceremony yesterday talked about the funding for the rehabilitation project…
If you visit the site, you’ll have access to the top of the rehabilitated coast defense tower, which offers panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and Inland Bays.
Governor John Carney, Lieutenant Governor Bethany Hall-Long and other dignitaries were at Delaware Seashore State Park Wednesday afternoon for a ribbon cutting ceremony at the Rehabilitated Tower 3. The Talk of Delmarva’s Joe Ciccanti has more…
