Milford Museum 121 South Walnut Street, Milford, DE 19963

"They have a donation box at the door it's very interesting and relaxing there are so many old things here information on military, hospitals, fighting blue hen , old dental equipment that will make you be thankful for what we have , old phones , black history , baseball , information on the shipyard , why goat island came to be and so much more, and the gentleman that takes you on the tour and explains everything, keeps you interested. If you love history and old things from your grandparents and there parents past and see how Milford De is so rich in American history this is the place to go."

"A definite "must visit" if you live in or are passing through Milford. The museum is much larger than I expected, with many artifacts from local history - dating back to even the 1700s! When we arrived, we were greeted by the kind staff and a gentleman (I believe his name is Greg) took the time to give us a guided tour of the whole museum. He had anecdotes and insight that really added to the experience. The staff here is the nicest around! Free, but leave a donation if you can!"

"A small place, yet filled with an unbelievable amount of Milford and Delaware history. The staff was very friendly and explained the exhibits with great detail. I will definitely continue to come here with my family to see the updated displays."

"Visitors wanting a history lesson on the region encompassing Harrington and surrounding areas can visit the wide range of exhibits housed at the Milford museum in downtown Milford. The displays rotate from time to time, so there’s always something different to see. Past shows include local politics, lighthouses, products made in Milford, the shipyards, and toys from the ‘20s."

"Free but small. They do have a sign in sheet. You can learn Milford history and see the maps. They have all the major wars including War Of 1812"