Milton Historical Society
of Massachusetts

Preserving Milton's Past for the Future

A large stone monument with a bronze plaque commemorating the signing of the Declaration of Independence at Lloyd Nixon Landing Place.

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Explore Milton's Rich History

Founded in 1904, the Milton Historical Society has been dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich history of Milton, Massachusetts for over a century. As custodians of the town's heritage, we maintain a vast collection of historical documents, artifacts, and landmarks that chronicle Milton's journey from its early colonial days to the present. Through our educational programs, exhibits, and community events, we invite you to explore and celebrate Milton's unique and storied past.

Milton is a town rich in 400 years of history – stories of its people, places, and institutions.

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Black and white aerial view of a church steeple surrounded by trees, a sports field with a baseball diamond, and a hill in the background with a cell tower.
Historic map showing towns and geographic features in Massachusetts, including Boston, Milton, and surrounding areas, with labels and natural landscape representations.
Sign indicating the entrance to the Town of Milton, Scott's Woods Historic District, established in 1711, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, with a tree-lined street and utility poles in the background.
Black and white photo of a river flowing between old brick buildings with bridges crossing over the water.
A large, historic stone mansion with multiple chimneys, gabled roofs, and large windows, surrounded by a grassy lawn and bare trees.
A multi-story house with a front porch, stairs leading up to the entrance, and well-maintained bushes in front.

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