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Greetings from Delaware
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Greetings from Delaware

[ca. 1930–1945]

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State flower the peach blossom. State capital in Dover. Nickname - Diamond State. 1940 population - 266,505. Area in sq. miles - 2,370. Entered the Union, Dec. 7, 1787,

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