Milton, FL
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About Milton
- • Country singer Billy Ray Cyrus, known for "Achy Breaky Heart," was born in Milton.
- • The Arcadia Mill Archaeological Site, Florida's earliest industrial complex, is located here.
- • Lumber mills along the Blackwater River established Milton as a vital trade hub.
- • Rumored to be haunted, the Imogene Theatre hosts paranormal investigations yearly.
- • Devastating floods throughout the 20th century reshaped Milton's infrastructure.
- • Named after poet John Milton, it was established in 1844 and incorporated in 1946.
- • With over 10,000 residents, its population is smaller than nearby Pensacola.
- • At 36 feet above sea level, it's slightly higher than the coastal beaches.
- • Many residents work in healthcare, manufacturing, and retail trade sectors.
- • A comforting blend of small-town charm and natural beauty evokes peaceful feelings.
- • The Pensacola Blue Wahoos, a minor league baseball team, are the closest pro team.
- • Milton High School's football team has a storied rivalry with Pace High School.