Open Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday 10 a.m.- 2 p.m.
Admission is free.

Housed in a former post office building, the Milford Museum's permanent exhibits tell the story of the city from its earliest beginnings on the Mispillion River. Exhibits include model ships representing Milford's maritime past and a 300 piece silver collection of coins, spoons, and novelties. Other exhibits explain the early settlement of Milford, the city's variety of architecture, prominent citizens, interesting artifacts, photographs, and historical memorabilia. Changing exhibits mean there is always something new to ponder on each visit, like the antique dental tools from the local L.D. Caulk Company or an antique doll collection. The museum also houses an extensive library on Delaware history and features selected world war participants from Milford and beyond.

Guided tours are available for school classes and other groups. Groups may visit by appointment during times other than normal operating hours, with ample advance notice.