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In 1906, William Bancroft began buying land that later became a 1,359-acre park
William Bancroft began purchasing land in Delaware’s Brandywine Valley in 1906 for public health and well-being. Over 1,300 acres were eventually donated to the National Park Service, forming 1,359 acres of First State National Historical Park.
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