Back in the early 70's myself and my mother delivered the Cincinnati Enquire newspaper and a few customers in Milton. We lived on Hartford Rd on Loughery Creek
Love the different levels of Ghost towns! Level 4 is my favorite, love still being able to see the old buildings and architecture! Beautiful episode on Milton! The old photos from its past are awesome! Thanks for sharing!👍
Thank you so much for doing a feature on Milton! The house at minute 8:33 is the house that my family lived in from the late 60's to the mid 70's, My parents owned the house, out buildings, 3 ponds, bottoms and creek frontage. It all sat on 365 acres. They raised tobacco, corn, beans, hogs, beef cows and had a milking operation during our time there. My mom had a huge garden to the west of the house and canned everything! My younger sister and myself went to Cass Union School. It had four classrooms, but taught grades 1-6. The 6th grade class had their own classroom but the other grades had to double up on the remaining classrooms. Eventually, Cass Union was closed and we were bused to Rising Sun when the the new school was built. Many trips to Hartford Pike as children and Palmers Grocery Store - both several miles away. My dad's name was Tom Miller and several of the Millers lived in the Loughery Creek Valley area. Seeing a few of the relative's old homesteads in your video was pretty neat! The area has a special energy to it and it always seems to call to my sisters and I. I think our family may of been one of three that lived in Milton during our tenure.
Satolli, a welcomed Friday history lesson. Very well presented and highly informational, too. In Cincinnati the Alms and Doepke building is being vacated, up for possible sale and renovation. Perhaps, a video for Crissy and or Jacquelyn to undertake??? Cheers, Mate.
Back in the early 70's myself and my mother delivered the Cincinnati Enquire newspaper and a few customers in Milton. We lived on Hartford Rd on Loughery Creek
Cool!
I love this series. Thank you
Glad you like the project!
Great video, some of those homes have been renovated and look much better today than they have in decades.
You're right!
Love the different levels of Ghost towns! Level 4 is my favorite, love still being able to see the old buildings and architecture! Beautiful episode on Milton! The old photos from its past are awesome! Thanks for sharing!👍
Glad you still enjoy the videos!
Thank you so much for doing a feature on Milton! The house at minute 8:33 is the house that my family lived in from the late 60's to the mid 70's, My parents owned the house, out buildings, 3 ponds, bottoms and creek frontage. It all sat on 365 acres. They raised tobacco, corn, beans, hogs, beef cows and had a milking operation during our time there. My mom had a huge garden to the west of the house and canned everything! My younger sister and myself went to Cass Union School. It had four classrooms, but taught grades 1-6. The 6th grade class had their own classroom but the other grades had to double up on the remaining classrooms. Eventually, Cass Union was closed and we were bused to Rising Sun when the the new school was built. Many trips to Hartford Pike as children and Palmers Grocery Store - both several miles away. My dad's name was Tom Miller and several of the Millers lived in the Loughery Creek Valley area. Seeing a few of the relative's old homesteads in your video was pretty neat! The area has a special energy to it and it always seems to call to my sisters and I. I think our family may of been one of three that lived in Milton during our tenure.
Great stories! Do you remember seeing any of the grist mill when you were a kid?
There is still a Milton IN just south of Cambridge City.
I just found out about that town earlier today! Thanks!
That Milton is not yet a ghost town but it's working on it. It used to have a trolley into Cambridge City.
Satolli, a welcomed Friday history lesson. Very well presented and highly informational, too.
In Cincinnati the Alms and Doepke building is being vacated, up for possible sale and renovation.
Perhaps, a video for Crissy and or Jacquelyn to undertake??? Cheers, Mate.
Glad you enjoyed the video! Actually we did a video on the Alms & Doepke Building 6 or 7 years ago: th-cam.com/video/xtdjuQctO6g/w-d-xo.html
@@historyinyourownbackyard2363 Agreed, but if the structure is renovated. Would that not warrant a before and after look comparisons?
@@jackwalsh1468 I agree 100%. I'll have to see who buys the building and see if they're interested. Thanks!
What about Wayne County Indiana in the first town? It had Salisbury off of Salisbury Road.
I'm not sure what you're talking about.
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