softball fields, a youth football field, youth hockey field and volleyball court are planned. The Jays Nest – Seaford's community built playground. Hooper's Landing Golf & Country Club – home to a public access 18-hole course, pool, tennis courts and recently renovated driving range. Nanticoke River – in downtown Seaford, the river is paralleled by the recently constructed Nanticoke River Walk. Seaford Museum – the Seaford Museum is in the historic former post office and serves as a repository for items of significance in the history of Seaford; collections and exhibits highlight Seaford area history from Native Americans to present day; the original map of Seaford is on display. Ross Mansion and Plantation – former residence of former Delaware Governor William H. H. Ross; it is a property that includes in addition to the Mansion, a granary with farm equipment exhibits, carriage house, a Victorian cottage and Delaware's only documented log slave quarters; the Mansion is a brick Italian Villa style structure completed in 1859; it is furnished in authentic Victorian style with many pieces having belonged to the Ross family. Nanticoke Riverfest takes place the second weekend in July and the Nanticoke River is used for inner tube floating. There is also a three-day festival. The Carnival opens Thursday. Friday evening and all day Saturday merchants and vendors sell their products on High Street. Free concerts with live bands perform Friday night and Saturday night. There is also a Miss Riverfest Pageant for teenagers to enter, and a Little Miss Riverfest pageant for younger children to enter. The AFRAM Festival is a celebration of African American culture which is held the second weekend of August in Nutter Park. Near the city Woodland Ferry – located west of Seaford, the ferry operates sunup to sundown, seven days a week with no fare charged; the 200-year-old cable-run ferry boat crossing the Nanticoke River, one of the last remaining ferries on the East Coast, was established circa 1793 by the Cannon family, and served as a major river crossing and trading center for travelers. U.N.O.I. Mill – over 100 years old, still has the original corn stone in use to create products sold commercially today. Patty Cannon House – located outside of Seaford in Reliance, Delaware (formerly Johnson's Cross Roads), this house is where the noted kidnapping group including Patty Cannon had its headquarters; the group was involved in robbery and entrapment