Welcome to
the Milford Historic District Virtual Tour. On the next three pages
are some pictures of our most beautiful historic sites. To view a
picture up close, simply click on it. So follow the feet and tour
our historic town. Please come to Milford and visit these sites by
walking from place to place. If you get tired, stop by our town green and
treat yourself to a cold drink or an ice cream!
Robert Treat House:
Built in 1685 for his daughter.
Kissing Bridge:
Couples would go to steal a kiss on the bridge.
Samuel Sanford House:
Built in 1790
Stone Marker for Robert Treat
Thomas Buckingham House:
Built in 1640
Stone Marker for Postal Site
Plymouth Building:
Educational Building of the Congregational Church
Sabbaday House:
People got a good meal here during all day church services.
Peter Prudden House:
First Paster of the Congregational Church.
Milford Cemetery Entrance
Milford Cemetery Information Marker
Governor's Monument:
Dedicated to Robert Treat, Jonathan Law and Charles Hobby Pond.
Jefferson Bridge:
Named for our 3rd President, Thomas Jefferson
City Hall:
Modeled after Thomas Jefferson's home, Monticello.
