Milford (Images of America)

Discover the rich history of Milford with the captivating book, Milford (Images of America). Immerse yourself in the story of how Puritan pioneers first settled this land in 1670, eventually transforming it into the bustling town we know today. With its advantageous location between the Mill and Charles Rivers, Milford quickly became a thriving commercial center.

One of the remarkable achievements of Milford was its boot-and-shoe industry, which by 1850 became the largest in the entire nation. The establishment of major railway lines in the mid-19th century further accelerated Milford's growth, connecting it to both Boston and New York. But that's not all - the late 1800s brought the discovery of pink granite, resulting in a booming stone business that attracted skilled European immigrants to the town.

Throughout its history, Milford has fostered a culture committed to education, music, and athletics. This remarkable town has also been home to influential individuals, such as Dr. Joseph E. Murray, winner of the Nobel Prize in Medicine, and Col. Alexander Scammell, a hero of the Revolutionary War. Today, Milford continues to thrive with successful businesses like Consigli Construction, Archer Rubber, and Waters Corporation. Notably, the Milford Regional Medical Center ranks as one of the premier medical facilities in New England.

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