Samuel J. Wilson, his son and grandson buried countless Miltonians over an eighty-year period. READ MORE

Rev. Adam Wallace rode the circuit in antebellum Sussex County. Milton was one of his stops. READ MORE

Rebuilding the business district after the disastrous fire of 1909. READ MORE

On March 17, 1901, John Reed raced the train to the railroad crossing - and lost. READ MORE

Camp meetings invited famous preachers to deliver sermons, and these rock stars handed out their cartes-de-visite to their fans. READ MORE

Milton's "lake" is a man-made mill pond with a dam, dating to the early 19th century. It's Wagamon's Pond today, but it's had ... READ MORE

Seaside backdrops were in demand for studio portraits in the second half of the 19th century. Here are a few. READ MORE

Joseph Ledger, born in Milton, traveled throughout Europe as a renowned lion tamer after the Civil War. READ MORE

Railroad service from Milton to Baltimore was a boon, but not without a down side. READ MORE

The "Jersey Devil" was sighted in Delaware more than once. In 1909, it returned to Drawbridge. READ MORE