9 Iconic Photos That Every Delawarean Has Taken At Least Once

The Breakwater Light is one of the most photographed Delaware landmarks. It seems that everyone has a picture of the light at sunrise or sunset! Even if you stay away from the Delaware beaches, chances are you have a postcard or print with this iconic lighthouse.

A picture of the Dolles sign high above the Rehoboth Beach boardwalk brings a flood of emotions to many Delawareans. Whether it's nostalgia, happiness, or just hunger, this iconic sign means so much to so many of us. Plus, taking a picture of the sign and posting it to social media is guaranteed to make your friends and family jealous!

We've all excitedly snapped a photo of a low numbered license plate, or one of those exclusive black license plates. It's a strange Delaware habit that's hard to break.

The giant crab in front of Old Mill Crab House has made so many family photo albums, and she'll never know it! It's customary to snap a pic with this enormous and pinchy mascot before heading in for a feast.

When the snow geese arrive for the year, everyone knows it. It's hard to resist pulling over to take a picture when fields are completely covered! If you want to scout out a great snow goose spotting location, head to Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge.

Is Fort Delaware really haunted? Whether you believe in ghosts or think it's all fiction, this eerie Delaware landmark is the perfect place to snap a spooky shot.

A trip through historic New Castle wouldn't be complete without taking a few photos of the iconic architecture. The New Castle County Court House Museum is one of the most photographed Delaware landmarks.

Paul Revere gets all the credit for midnight rides, but Rodney's Independence Day ride through a thunderstorm was so important that an entire area of Wilmington is named after the man - along with a school district and several streets! Delawareans pay tribute to him with an iconic statue in our biggest city.