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Restaurants & Shoppes
In Order of Location along Commercial Row: Aunt Millie’s Pizza Famous this side of Raleigh for pizza and 9-scoop banana splits. Featured on WRAL’s Tar Heel Traveler. Open Monday through Saturday for lunch and dinner. Closed Sundays. Proprietor Gwen McGuire. Aunt Millie’s Antiques Usually open weekends; but if not open, inquire at Aunt Millie’s Pizza.…
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Calendar of Events
APRIL 5 2022 Caswell County Chamber of Commerce Business Networking Series- “Connecting Caswell” featuring Downtown Milton- 8-9:30 AM Meet at Town Hall/Thomas Day House/Union Tavern-93 Broad Street Milton- Complimentary Breakfast Fare-RSVP 336-694-6106 by April 1. Event is free and the public is invited to attend. POSTPONED NEW DATE TO COME for the Groundbreaking of The…
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The Museum Store
Items Currently for Sale to benefit the Museum operations. Coming Soon! Work in Progress.
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The Museum of Milton
Milton Renaissance Foundation, established in 2016, initially worked to simply increase tourism, education and cultural interest in the 1796 Town of Milton. The historic Milton State Bank was available at the time for lease. Employing that beautiful space to house a museum featuring Milton history and host historically themed lectures worked well. Since commencing the…
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Milton Historic District
Architectural historian, Ruth Little, referred to Milton as “A Museum without walls” in her 1979 book, An Inventory of Historic Architecture, Caswell County North Carolina. Milton was established in 1796 by the North Carolina General Assembly as an inspection center for Tobacco and Flour. With tobacco factories, prizeries, warehouses, cotton mills and supporting businesses, Milton…
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Milton Community Projects
The Milton Heritage Greenway & Walking Trail Project Currently Milton Renaissance Foundation is the tax-exempt sponsoring organization of The Milton Heritage Greenway & Walking Trail. Milton’s early warehouse district, located in a now wooded-over area between Fairview Street and East Street, the area behind Commercial Row, include streets still owned by the Town of Milton.…
Milton Renaissance Foundation Museum & Visitors Center 