Cemeteries in Little Creek, Delaware

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The Town of Little Creek developed in the early 1800s as a wharf on the Little River between two neighboring plantations. Originally known as Little Landing, the community began as a trading and shipping hub for salt marsh hay, agricultural products from nearby farms, and seafood.

Later they were consolidated into one installation named the Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek with a commissioning date of August 10, 1945. It was designated a permanent base in 1946. The base has grown over the years developing into a strategic expeditionary oriented command.

On October 1, 2009, the Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story was established, the first Joint Base in Hampton Roads. Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek – Fort Story is the country's premier installation for housing and training the nation's Expeditionary Forces.

The Main Gate 1 and Gate 3 are open 0500-1900, M-F. The LC CVIS (Commercial) Gate is open 0500-1500, 7 days a week. Gate 6 is a Seasonal-Only gate, open in Spring & Summer daily from 0500-2000 and closed during the Winter, unless otherwise directed.

It is the state's industrial, financial, and commercial centre and main port. The oldest permanent European settlement in the Delaware River valley was established on the site by Swedes in 1638. Called Fort Christina, it was captured by Peter Stuyvesant's Dutch forces in 1655.

In 1807, the town was named after John Milton, an English poet that moved into the area.

With 7,398 people, Pike Creek is the 18th most populated city in the state of Delaware out of 79 cities.

It is the state's industrial, financial, and commercial centre and main port. The oldest permanent European settlement in the Delaware River valley was established on the site by Swedes in 1638. Called Fort Christina, it was captured by Peter Stuyvesant's Dutch forces in 1655.

The Main Gate 1 and Gate 3 are open 0500-1900, M-F. The LC CVIS (Commercial) Gate is open 0500-1500, 7 days a week. Gate 6 is a Seasonal-Only gate, open in Spring & Summer daily from 0500-2000 and closed during the Winter, unless otherwise directed.

In 1807, the town was named after John Milton, an English poet that moved into the area.

With 7,398 people, Pike Creek is the 18th most populated city in the state of Delaware out of 79 cities.