Some Various Histories of Milo
The History of Milo, 1902-1923
By Rethel C. West, 1923
A Short History of Milo
By Dr. Ralph C. Monroe, 1997
The History of Milo, 1802-1948
By Sue Perrigo Jenkins, 1948
The History of Piscataquis County
By Rev. Amasa Loring, 1880
Milo Once a Wilderness is now a Hustling Town
Bangor Daily News, 1904
Fire destroyed much of Main Street on September 14th, 2008.
Milo Overview Map, 1896
Derby’s History
Derby, originally known as Milo Junction, was at one point the 2nd largest railroad car & repair shop in New England.
The Building of Derby
Compiled by C.K. Ellison
The Piscataquis Hotel
Compiled by C.K. Ellison
Derby Grammar School
1936 Champs (picture)
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Milo High School Display
Local Schools
The Milo District Schools
By Lloyd J. Treworgy
Milo’s Schools
By Clarence & Edith West
A Poem about Milo High School
By J. Cyr
Other History
A Bit of Veteran’s History
By Richard L. Graves, Sr.
The Survival Story
What the author wrote about her book of the first family to settle Milo.
1907 Directories
American Thread Company
ATCO was one of Milo’s largest employers for 75 years.
Milo’s First Church
Article about the building that houses our museum.
Devil’s Den & Snowshoe Tracks
Mysterious Devil’s Footprints in Maine
An Ancient Mystery That Will Never Be Solved
Milo’s Medical History
The Hooded Ones
The 1st daylight parade of the Ku Klux Klan was in Milo on 9/23/23. This is an excerpt from The Milo Story.
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