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Governor from 1852-1854. Site of one of his houses. |
Dedicated to those who gave their lives in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. |
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Dedicated in 1912 to town founder Thomas Ford by his descendents. |
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Another house built for the former governor, in 1850. |
Built in 1853
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Dedicated in 1888 to all who fought in the Civil War. |
Bandstand built in 1853. War Memorial dedicated in 1986 to all who are missing and fell in Korea and Vietnam. |
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Disappeared when roads were paved then reappeared when sidewalks were renovated. |
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Built in 1669. |
1 of 3 historic houses maintained by the town. |
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Built in 1659,first house outside the stockade fence that protected Milford. |
Dedicated to town founders in 1889. |
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The first settlers landed their belongings here in 1639. |
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Site of the first grist mill in Milford. |
Dedicated at the 350th anniversary of Milford. |
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English judges who voted to kill the king, hid from the British for 2 years in Milford. |
At this site was the house of Jonathan Law, 2nd man from Milford to be governor. |
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