A bill to designate the visitor center for the First State National Historical Park to be located at the Sheriff's House in New Castle, Delaware, as the "Thomas R. Carper Visitor Center".

Bill 118 s 4218, also known as the "Thomas R. Carper Visitor Center Act," is a piece of legislation that aims to designate the visitor center for the First State National Historical Park, located at the Sheriff's House in New Castle, Delaware, as the "Thomas R. Carper Visitor Center."

The bill specifically names the visitor center after Thomas R. Carper, who is a prominent political figure in Delaware. Carper has served as a United States Senator from Delaware since 2001 and previously served as the Governor of Delaware and as a member of the United States House of Representatives.

The purpose of this legislation is to honor Carper's contributions to the state of Delaware and his support for the First State National Historical Park. By designating the visitor center in his name, the bill seeks to recognize Carper's dedication to preserving the history and heritage of Delaware. If passed, the Thomas R. Carper Visitor Center Act would officially rename the visitor center at the First State National Historical Park in honor of Thomas R. Carper. This legislation highlights the importance of recognizing individuals who have made significant contributions to their communities and the preservation of historical landmarks.