Authentic: Discover, Dine and Visit Milton, New York

The Hudson Valley is made up of many small towns. Each one has its own story. Milton, New York located in Ulster County on the west shore of the Hudson River has a history dating back to 1712.

According to the town's Wikipedia page, Captain Willaim Bond was the first to settle in Milton after obtaining a patent from Queen Anne. I believe a patent is similar to a lease in today's terms.

Places to go in Milton, New York

It wasn't until 1770 that Captain Anning Smith actually put a dock in for Milton at the bottom of town which borders the Hudson River. The 2020 census lists the population of Milton at 1,650 people. Another fun fact about Milton, New York is that the Milton Railroad Station has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 2007.

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So what is it you the reader told us we have to do in Milton? Looking back at all your comments there are a few that stand out. The Ship Lantern Inn is a place I know well. Many family celebration dinners took place for my tribe at this wonderful restaurant. It made the comments as a place not to miss. Buttermilk Falls Inn & Spa is another great gathering spot, plus their restaurant Henry's currently located on Main Street in town.

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I haven't had a chance to get to the Locust Grove Brewing Company yet but I know many of you have and now make it a regular stop. Many of you had awesome things to say about Locust Grove. Prospect Hill Orchards looks like a great farm to visit and a must-stop for picking your own all season long.

So what do you know about Milton, New York? be sure to share in the comments.

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