A spectacular shipyard model and a little AI magic conjure up an image of the Ponder shipyards of the 19th century. READ MORE

When nylon stockings ruled: how the old hosiery mill on Atlantic and Front Streets came to be. READ MORE

Childhood experiences can shape the life of a septuagenarian blogger in surprising ways. READ MORE

John Fisher of Milton served with the American Expeditionary Force in WWI. He wrote of life in the trenches in letters home. READ MORE

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

Who was Behringer Avenue named for? READ MORE

Many of us believe Milton the town is named for John Milton the poet, but how much do we know about him and his work? READ MORE

Jonathan F. Lofland ran a general merchandise business in Milton for about ten years. READ MORE

I discovered this curious little ribbon in the Milton Historical Society collection recently while doing research on the ... READ MORE