Lizzie and Ida Barker: A Portrait S... September 28, 2025 Phil Martin A rare portrait of one of the Sunday School girls named on a stained glass window READ MORE
An Evangelist and her unique journe... June 6, 2025 Phil Martin One of the more unusual evangelists to have visited Milton was Cecelia Wolfson READ MORE
The Great War Rolls Into Milton March 26, 2025 Phil Martin The final bond campaign of the Great War era brought a special exhibition to lower Delaware READ MORE
Imagining the Ponder Shipyard September 10, 2024 Phil Martin A spectacular shipyard model and a little AI magic conjure up an image of the Ponder shipyards of the 19th century. READ MORE
Milton Hosiery, German Roots May 27, 2024May 30, 2024 Phil Martin When nylon stockings ruled: how the old hosiery mill on Atlantic and Front Streets came to be. READ MORE
George W. Atkins and the Mystery Pi... January 8, 2024 Phil Martin What is the meaning of the monogram on this gentleman's lapel pin? READ MORE
Who do I think I am? November 2, 2023November 2, 2023 Phil Martin Childhood experiences can shape the life of a septuagenarian blogger in surprising ways. READ MORE
Somewhere in France August 6, 2023August 8, 2023 Phil Martin John Fisher of Milton served with the American Expeditionary Force in WWI. He wrote of life in the trenches in letters home. READ MORE
The Masons of Mill Street July 9, 2023July 9, 2023 Phil Martin For 175 years, Endeavor Lodge 17, A. F. of F. M., or more simply the Masonic Lodge by Goshen Cemetery, has been a part of the ... READ MORE