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Milton Historical Society: Architecture of Milton Walking Tour

06/16/2018 at 09:30 AM
Location: Milton Historical Society
Address: 210 Union Street
Milton, DE 19968

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

Milton Historical Society

P.O. Box 112

Milton, DE 19968

302-684-1010

www.historicmilton.org

 

Contact:

Kimberly Fabbri, PhD

302-684-1010

info@historicmilton.org

 

 

Architecture of Milton Walking Tours

 

Milton, DE – Milton enjoys a rich heritage of historic homes and buildings, with 198 structures listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Milton Historical Society’s Architectural Walking Tour offers a lively overview of Milton’s history and a chance to view and learn about many of the architectural styles preserved in the homes, button sheds, barns and outbuildings in the historic area. Learning about the stylistic differences unlocks insights into the cultural and artistic traditions that have influence and shaped this charming town. This stroll through Milton is a fascinating way to appreciate the town’s long history and the people who influenced the development of the community.

 

Walking tours are scheduled for June 16, July 28, August 18 and September 1, weather permitting. Tours begin at 9:30 am at the Milton Historical Society, located at 210 Union Street in downtown Milton. Free parking is available in the open space next to the museum along Magnolia Street. Please wear sturdy shoes, bring a hat, sunscreen and water. Program is free to members, $5 (cash or check) for future members. Space is limited. Reservations are required, so please call (302) 684-1010 or email info@historicmilton.org to save a spot.

 

After your tour, visit the Milton Historical Society with its interesting collection of artifacts that help tell the history of Milton and the Broadkill Hundred. Admission is free. The museum is open Wednesday through Saturday from 11 am to 4 pm year round with special evening hours on Wednesdays in June, July and August—open until 7 pm!

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