Located in the City of Milford’s old Post Office building, the Milford Museum contains a comprehensive collection of artifacts, galleries, and historical accounts from Milford and Delaware as a whole.

The Milford Museum consists of permanent exhibitions, such as local military history, shipbuilding, baseball, and Victorian era objects. In April 2022, an exhibit highlighting the contributions that African Americans have made to the growth of Milford, opened, providing a fuller picture of the town’s past. In addition to the permanent exhibits, the Museum hosts events and temporary exhibitions as well as a library of historical books.

Whether you’re a Milford resident, descendant, or visitor, the Milford Museum is your one-stop shop for history in the region. If you want even more Milford history, see the Milford Museum website for online exhibits such as agriculture, hospitals, and railroads.

If you’re following the Delaware History Trail the Milford Museum is one of the locations on it! 

Logistics:
There is off street parking in a lot surrounding the Museum. Email info@milforddemuseum.org for questions or call (302) 424-1080 to inquire about private tour booking.

Admission to the Milford Museum is free. Donations of cash or relevant historical items are accepted.

Hours:
The museum is closed Sundays, Mondays, and major holidays.

Tuesday – Saturday: 10:00 AM – 3:30 PM

Getting Here:
121 S Walnut St, Milford, DE 19963
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