Hockessin is located at ( 39. 784014 ,-75. 685864 ).

Hockessin is one of the fastest growing areas in Delaware.

Although Hockessin is primarily a bedroom community, there are several mushroom farms operating in the area.

In reality, Hockessin is almost exactly equidistant between the two cities, and shares a border with Pennsylvania.

B6sa # 60 is on a siding in Hockessin, Delaware, along the Wilmington and Western Railroad.

The Wilmington and Western Railroad is a freight and heritage railroad in northern Delaware, operating over a former Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ( B & O ) branch between Wilmington and Hockessin.

A portion of the city of Newark, the Hockessin, North Star, and Pike Creek Census Designated Places ( CDP ) and the communities of Marshallton, Milltown and Stanton are in Mill Creek Hundred.

* Country Center in Hockessin, Delaware

The first Roman Catholic church in Delaware was located in Hockessin.

* Hockessin, Delaware profile on City-Data. com

1941 fire insurance valuation for white-only Hockessin Public School No. 29 in Hockessin, Delaware.

Vastly inferior conditions: insurance valuation for the black-only Hockessin Public School No. 107 in Hockessin, Delaware.

Bulah v. Gebhart was brought by Sarah Bulah, a resident of the rural town of Hockessin, Delaware.

Despite the decision made by Chancellor Seitz and upheld by the Delaware Supreme Court, the two schools of Hockessin Elementary and Claymont High School would not have integrated in 1952 because the State Board of Education did not give these schools an official mandate to do so.

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An intersection in Hockessin, Delaware

* Cab Calloway, jazz band leader, retired to Wilmington, and died in Hockessin, Delaware

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* Ashland Nature Center Butterfly House, Delaware Nature Society, Hockessin, Delaware

* April 1 – Chancellor Collins J. Seitz finds for the black plaintiffs ( Gebhart v. Belton, Gebhart v. Bulah ) and orders the integration of Hockessin elementary and Claymont High School in Delaware based on assessment of " separate but equal " public school facilities required by the Delaware constitution.

Mrs. Biden's car was struck by a tractor-trailer at as she pulled into an intersection near Hockessin, Delaware.

Hockessin traces its roots to 1688.

Hockessin hosts several different Fourth of July activities for the area residents.

Image: Lancaster Pike in Hockessin, facing south. JPG | Welcome sign on Lancaster Pike ( Route 41 ) in Hockessin, facing south.

Image: Hockessin2. jpg | The intersection of Route 41 and Yorklyn Road-the main intersection in Hockessin.

Image: Lancaster_Pike_in_Hockessin % 2C_facing_north. JPG | Lancaster Pike ( Route 41 ) in Hockessin, facing north towards the business / retail area.

Image: Newly_renovated_Hockessin_Library. JPG | The newly-renovated Hockessin Public Library.

Image: Swift_Memorial_Park_in_Hockessin. JPG | Swift Memorial Park in Hockessin.

Image: Old Lancaster Pike in Hockessin. JPG | Old Lancaster Pike in Hockessin, where historic homes lead to the business / retail area.

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