• Home
  • About This Blog
  • Research Tools
    • Milford Chronicle: Milton News Letter
      • 1901
      • 1902
      • 1903
      • 1904
      • 1905
      • 1906
      • 1907
        • Supplement: Christmas Advertising, 1907
      • 1908
        • Supplement: The Schooner Edward J. Berwind Disaster
      • 1909
      • 1910
      • 1911
  • Snapshot: Milton in 1906
  • People
    • People of the Windows
      • Mary E. M. Atkins
      • John B. Barker
      • James A. Betts
      • John W. Coulter
      • Rev. James H. Ellegood
      • William G. Fearing
      • Rev. George Robert Hodge
      • Rev. George J. Hooker
      • Benj. B. Johnson
      • Rev. H. S. Johnson
      • Frances H. Leonard
        • Fannie Leonard’s Postcard Album
      • William S. and Mary B. Mason
      • John H. B. and George Mustard
      • The Sunday School Girls
      • Jacob M. White
      • N. Wallace White
    • Lydia B. Cannon
    • David A. Conner
      • The Little Maid of Mankin’s Woods
      • Felicia D. B. Hemans
    • Easter 1908 – Women With Big Hats
    • Joseph Ledger
    • J. B. Welch – Milton’s poet laureate
    • Fredonia Wilson And Her Circle
    • Samuel J. Wilson
  • Quick Tours
    • Dona’s Album, Part 1: The Activists
    • People of the Windows Part 1: The Pastors
    • People of the Windows Part 2: The Sunday School Class
    • The Philadelphia Album
  • Museum As Artifact
    • Symbols in the Windows
  • About Me
  • Contact
  • Previous Posts
  • Subscribe
  • Google Search
Skip to content

Blogger On the Broadkill

In Search of Milton’s Story

Author: Phil Martin

Honor Roll: Joseph T. Winn Jr., Mer...

March 18, 2021March 18, 2021
Phil Martin
This post is about Joseph T. Winn Jr. (1923 – 1943), the second Merchant Marine seaman to lose his life to a U-boat ... READ MORE
UncategorizedLeave a comment

Honor Roll: William Yeates Conwell,...

March 16, 2021March 16, 2021
Phil Martin
In my previous post, I provided an overview of the American Legion Honor Roll of 1949. First installed in front of the Post ... READ MORE
UncategorizedLeave a comment

Honoring The Ultimate Sacrifice

March 15, 2021March 15, 2021
Phil Martin
In a previous post, I made note of the Blue Star banner that was hanging over the Milton Grace UMC Church’s chancel. ... READ MORE
UncategorizedLeave a comment

The House That Went Missing

February 28, 2021February 28, 2021
Phil Martin
William and Lydia Fearing’s House on Union Street In the spring and summer, the flower garden at the northeast corner ... READ MORE
Uncategorized11 Comments

Grace Church in wartime

February 22, 2021February 22, 2021
Phil Martin
History detective investigates an old photograph The above is a photograph of the interior of Grace UMC (United Methodist ... READ MORE
Uncategorizedstained glass4 Comments

A Finnish Name on a Milton ship: th...

February 9, 2021February 9, 2021
Phil Martin
Once again, a casual inquiry into local history has morphed into something quite unexpected. The inquiry in question concerns ... READ MORE
UncategorizedShips4 Comments

Florence Creadick and her namesake

February 2, 2021February 2, 2021
Phil Martin
It turns out that Capt. T. C. Conwell’s 1966 self-published book, Ships and Men of the Broadkill, is not only a ... READ MORE
UncategorizedShips12 Comments

The Star-Crossed Marie Thomas

January 29, 2021January 29, 2021
Phil Martin
In the definitive work on Milton’s shipbuilding history — Ships and Men of the Broadkill, by Capt. T. C. Conwell — 64 ships ... READ MORE
UncategorizedShips17 Comments

Another Window Gets A Face

October 20, 2020October 20, 2020
Phil Martin
Finding photographs of the People Of The Windows is proving to be a task that will take years to complete, if ever. That is ... READ MORE
Uncategorizedstained glass6 Comments

The House that Welch Built

October 19, 2020October 19, 2020
Phil Martin
Among the nearly two hundred 19th century homes in Milton is 205 Union Street, built in 1896 and occupied for many decades by ... READ MORE
Uncategorized22 Comments

Posts navigation

Older posts
Newer posts

Search

Most Recent 5 Posts

  • Lizzie and Ida Barker: A Portrait Surfaces
  • An Evangelist and her unique journey
  • The Great War Rolls Into Milton
  • Imagining the Ponder Shipyard
  • Milton Hosiery, German Roots

Subscribe to Blog via Email

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 853 other subscribers
Proudly powered by WordPress | Trance WordPress Theme by InkHive.
  • April 14, 1911
  • April 21, 1911
  • April 28, 1911
  • April 7, 1911
  • August 11, 1911
  • August 18, 1911
  • August 4, 1911
  • Chestnut Street then and now
  • December 1, 1911
  • December 15, 1911
  • December 22, 1911
  • December 29, 1911
  • December 8, 1911
  • July 14, 1911
  • July 7, 1911
  • June 16, 1911
  • June 2, 1911
  • June 23, 1911
  • June 30, 1911
  • June 9, 1911
  • May 12, 1911
  • May 19, 1911
  • May 26, 1911
  • May 5, 1911
  • November 10, 1911
  • November 17, 1911
  • November 24, 1911
  • November 3, 1911
  • October 13, 1911
  • October 20, 1911
  • October 27, 1911
  • October 6, 1911
  • Search Results
  • September 1, 1911
  • September 15, 1911
  • September 1911
  • September 22, 1911
  • September 29, 1911
  • September 8, 1911
  • When Chestnut Was A Bustling Street…
  • About This Blog
  • Research Tools
  • Snapshot: Milton in 1906
  • People
  • Quick Tours
  • Museum As Artifact
  • About Me
  • Contact
  • Previous Posts
  • Subscribe
  • Google Search