To be Rich, French And in . . . Delaware; For a taste of la vie du Pont, there is no need to cross the Atlantic. Just cross Maryland.

The Washington Post | November 2, 1994| | Copyright

TWO WEEKS in Paris had been on our to-do list this summer, but the time just never opened up. We spent a weekend in Wilmington instead.

You're thinking, Wilmington? Delaware? Isn't that just a sign on I-95 to let you know you're making progress on the trip from Washington to New York?

Oh, I had my preconceptions too. I grew up in Philadelphia, just 30 miles from Wilmington. It was common knowledge that a big chemical corporation named Du Pont was headquartered there. Outside of that, Wilmington's significance was on a par with Manassas before John Bobbitt and the Disney Co. came on the ...

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