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

David A. Conner's foray into "historical fiction" makes for some interesting reading. The line between fact and fancy in his ... READ MORE

The residence of David A. Conner, Milton's correspondent for the Milford Chronicle, still stands on Federal Street. READ MORE

It's hard to believe, but modesty demanded a solution for female bathers in Victorian times - the "bathing machine." READ MORE

Fannie Leonard's postcard collection was large, and clues to her life may be found there. READ MORE

Lydia Ann Black, later Lydia B. Cannon, graduated Milton High School in 1907. She was photographed with her classmates. READ MORE