Churches
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The Christian Science Church located on South Street. I found this for sale on E-bay.
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Here is an old postcard that was listed on E-bay for sale. It shows an old shot of St. Patrick's chuch on Amherst St.
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St. Patrick's Church and rectory on Amherst St. This shot was taken from a postcard.
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A great shot of St. Patrick's church during the summer time. Thanks to Darius Robinson for the upload.
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Postcard, made in Germany for The Boston Store, Milford, NH. Baptist Church when it was on South Street as seen from other side of pond. Thanks to Rae Randall Pelletier.
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The Church of Our Saviour (Episcopal), at 10 Amherst St., just off the Oval, has seen many changes over the years. The original building, built in 1901, houses the church sanctuary and a small sacristy.
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Here is a shot of the Congregational Church on Union Street. On the left you can see the Carey House, the home of the Milford Historical Society. From a postcard.
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A nice shot of St. Patrick's Church taken from the stone bridge.
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Another shot of the Episcopal Church from a postcard.
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The Congregational Church on Union St. in 2001
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A postcard of the congregational church on Union St.
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A postcard of the congregational church on Union St.
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Old shot from a postcard of the Episcopal church on Amherst st. just after the stone brige. See the other picture located here to see how this building has changed over the years.
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The Methodist Church next to the current post office. This building was originally a Baptist church and was located further up Mont Vernon St. It was originally built in 1816. The building was purchased by the Methodists in 1877. This shot is from a postcard.
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Here is another shot of the Methodist Church. This shot was taken from a postcard which had a postmark of 1908. Thanks to Rae Randall Pelletier for this picture.
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Congregational Church and Chapel. From a postcard.
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The Unitarian Church on Elm St. Built between 1878 and 1888.
