Milton Historical Society

Milton Historical Society Built along the Pennsylvania Canal in 1842 and acquired later by Col. The federal styling of the three-story brick farm home is unusual for this region.

James Cameron, a lawyer, and his wife, Rebecca, Cameron House is an important asset to Pennsylvania because of its historic association with one of this state's distinguished families. Situated on a small rise on a tree-shaded tract, the house has survived four major floods and the Great Milton Fire in 1880. It is considered a monument to early rural Pennsylvania craftsmen and a tribute to the ski

ll of its designer and builder. The house and its setting have not been diminished by distasteful encroachments and inappropriate uses, and so possess both architectural integrity and historical importance. Cameron House has been the home of the Milton Historical Society since 1981.

06/10/2026

You won't want to miss this... Join us at the Cameron House for an Open House - Sunday June 14th from 1-4 PM. The theme will be "The early history of Milton and the West Branch Valley"

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06/02/2026

Open House
Sunday June 14th from 1-4 PM.
The theme will coincide with our country's Semi quincentennial. "Early history of Milton and the west branch valley"

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05/14/2026

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MILTON — The late Mike Slease, a local historical re-enactor who passed away in 2012, took a special interest in both the Revolutionary, and French and Indian wars. As part

05/14/2026

Milton Historical Society will hold an open house at Cameron House on Sunday, June 14 from 1 to 4 pm. An exhibit of 250 years of the history of Milton will be on display to celebrate the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Admission is free.

What a night! If you missed the Milton Historical Society’s annual dinner at Chef’s Place, you missed a truly wonderful ...
04/17/2026

What a night! If you missed the Milton Historical Society’s annual dinner at Chef’s Place, you missed a truly wonderful evening.

A huge thank you to author Chris Yohn, who made the six-hour drive from Richmond, VA, to share fascinating insights from his book, Liberty’s Land.

We also want to give a massive shoutout to our very own Breaking Bread for preparing an absolutely delicious meal.

04/09/2026

Great news!..if you missed our dinner deadline, it has been extended to this Sunday, April 12th. Please join us!!

04/01/2026

Reminder: Reservations for the Annual Governor James Po***ck Dinner are due by April 8th, 2026. Hope to see you there!

03/19/2026
03/17/2026

Save The Date! Our annual banquet will be held on Thursday, April 16th at 5:30 PM at the Chef's Place at Milton Community Center.

03/09/2026

The Milton Historical Society supports TIME’s campaign “Milton’s Past, Refreshed!” TIME is participating in Raise the Region on March 11-12 to receive funding for Milton’s Historic Walking Tour. This project will repair kiosks, replace damaged panels, and add a new panel honoring renowned architect Fay Kellogg. If you love Milton or believe in preserving local history, we hope you’ll consider making a gift.

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5340 State Route 405
Milton, PA
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