The Beginnings of Milton's Garment ... November 18, 2015January 7, 2017 Phil Martin We are fond today of the alliterative “four B’s” as a succinct statement of Milton’s industries, past ... READ MORE
John Magee's Barber Shop November 10, 2015January 7, 2017 Phil Martin John Magee was one of Milton's several barbers. READ MORE
Dona's Album: Part 1 available November 8, 2015January 7, 2017 Phil Martin Fredonia Clowes Wilson and her circle of friends READ MORE
The Fire of August 12, 1909 November 2, 2015January 7, 2017 Phil Martin The destructive fire of August 13, 1909 was reported by many newspapers across the country, but not always with the facts straight. READ MORE
The Sunday School girls October 27, 2015January 7, 2017 Phil Martin The rightmost window on the east wall of the Lydia B. Cannon Museum was funded by a class of Sunday School students. READ MORE
Sexism and Racism in the Early 20th... October 25, 2015October 25, 2015 Phil Martin I feel compelled to call readers’ attention to the advisory I have permanently posted under the Milton News heading. ... READ MORE
Retiring the Debt October 24, 2015 Phil Martin In 1906, the little building that had housed the Milton Methodist Protestant congregation since 1857 received a major ... READ MORE
Beginnings.... October 24, 2015 Phil Martin It is time to open this blog to interested parties. The main static pages will be continually added to, especially the pages ... READ MORE