Milford Station

Lee Avoids A Trap

Unable to crack Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee’s strongly fortified lines at Spotsylvania Court House, Union Gen. Grant ordered Gen. Winfield Hancock’s Second Corps to cross the Mattaponi River here at Milford Station and threaten the Confederate ...

Milford Mall

Is named in grateful recognition

of the benefactions of

Eugene W. and Louise H. Milford

of Greenwood, South Carolina.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Milford

Town laid out by Joseph Oliver 1787. Village was located on tract then called "Saw-Mill Range". Named Milford from fording place near mill-dam erected by Rev. Sydenham Thorne across Mispillion Creek, 1787. First incorporated 1807. Old town in Kent County, ...

Milford

Town laid out by Joseph Oliver 1787. Village was located on tract then called "Saw-Mill Range". Named Milford from fording place near mill-dam erected by Rev. Sydenham Thorne across Mispillion Creek, 1787. First incorporated 1807. Old town in Kent County, ...

Origin of Milford (Illinois)

Old Hubbard Trail

This tablet, erected in the Spring of 1936, marks the Old Hubbard Trail, which forded Sugar Creek at this point. In this angle of ground between the ford and the trail there stood 100 years ago a pioneer ...

Marshall M Milford Home

Milford Home

has been placed on the

National Register

of Historic Places

by the United States

Department of the Interior

Built 1845

Marker is on East Main Street, on the right when traveling west.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Battle of Milford

Guarding Early's Flank

During the Civil War, Milford (present-day Overall) was a small commercial center on the Luray-Front Royal Turnpike. Located in a narrow valley between river and mountains, the village saw more than its share of military action. Confederate ...

Milford

Town laid out by Joseph Oliver 1787.

Village was located on tract then called

“Saw-Mill Range.” Named Milford from

fording place near mill-dam erected

by Rev. Sydenham Thorne across Mispillion

Creek, 1787. First incorporated 1807. Old

town in Kent County, new ...

Milford

Town laid out by Joseph Oliver 1787.

Village was located on tract then called

“Saw-Mill Range.” Named Milford from

fording place near mill-dam erected

by Rev. Sydenham Thorne across Mispillion

Creek, 1787. First incorporated 1807. Old

town in Kent County, new ...

Site of Milford's First Methodist Church

The beginning of Methodism in this community

can be traced to the organization of a local

“society” in 1777. Early meetings were held

in the homes of its members. On December 3, 1787,

Joseph Oliver conveyed a lot of ground ...