Milford, Pennsylvania
Milford is a town full of history, conservationists, creatives, activists and adventure.
Fitted with boutique shops all through town. You can find eclectic antiques at the Old Lumberyard, vintage furniture at Behind the French Doors, housewares at Willow and a curated home selection at Ambiance. Be sure to admire Forest Hall, a building designed by Hunt & Hunt, sons of Richard Morris Hunt,
right on the corner by the one stoplight.
Just up on the edge of town is Grey Towers, the once-home of Gifford Pinchot. Pinchot was the first head of the U.S. Parks Service, a man who made sure natural beauty was protected and his ideas flourish today in the 21st century.
Learn more about Grey Towers and how to visit here!
Milford, PA is beautiful in the winter.
Video by Endless Echo
The Milford Community may be small,
but we are fierce advocates protecting the beauty of our town.
Milford Mayor Sean Strub shares how we treasure the historical significance of Milford Borough.
Grey Towers, Milford Pennsylvania
Milford has many wonderful restaurants and shops to explore From the Water Wheel to Willow, there are many shops and places to visit in the borough. Don’t miss Action Bikes for bike rentals or grab a coffee at the Wren Cafe. Visit the fully restored Hotel Fauchere and Tom Quick Inn, for a meal or cocktails.
You can also ask at the hotel about self-guided walking tours to take through town to view the historic architecture.
From the snow flakes on the ground to the crisp fresh air, Milford and the Dwarfskill Preserve wear winter well.
Visiting Milford during winter allows you to participate in snowshoeing through the woods, ice skating at the park, and witnessing the lights guiding you down Broad Street.
The Milford community
has changed over the years, take a look.
Grey Towers is a national historic site, and is an icon of preservation. Gifford Pinchot, the once resident of the mansion, was the first head of the U.S. Parks Service.
With his actions, he was the one who made sure natural beauty was protected and his ideas flourish today in the 21st century.