518-789-4489
Hours
Monday - Thursday 9-4 pm
Friday 9- Noon
5933 N Elm Avenue
Millerton, NY 12546, USA
THE NEXT WORKSHOP MEETING WILL BE HELD MONDAY, JULY 6, 2020 @ 6 PM
THE NEXT VILLAGE BOARD REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING WILL BE HELD MONDAY, JULY 20, 2020 AT 6PM
The village of millerton inc., 1875
MEETING DATES & TIMES
REOPENING - PLAYGROUND
The Village of Millerton is happy to announce that the playground, located at 5991 Rte 22 will be reopening on Monday, July 13, 2020.
The playground and all fields will be open for use.
Basketball Courts are still closed until further notice.
Please remember to SOCIAL DISTANCE AND WEAR MASKS (when not playing on equipment or able to be 6ft apart)
ENJOY, BE SAFE, AND HAVE FUN
THANK YOU
VILLAGE OF MILLERTON BOARD
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Village of Millerton Board Workshop and Business monthly meetings will be held at 6 PM, unless stated in a special notice for a different meeting time. This will begin June 2020.
Thank you
Village of Millerton Board of Trustees
announcements
In 1851 there was an industrial revolution taking place in America. With the Invention of the Iron Horse, transportation to land locked areas was now moving at a fast pace. As goods and services were needed by the major cities, train lines were being built to connect outlying areas of the country to the metropolitan areas. The Town of North East was no exception. With the Iron Foundries in our area and the need for farm goods in New York City, a train line was extended North.
The founding fathers, realizing the importance of what was taking place in the country, knew that with the train line coming north that changes were in the future for the Town of North East. They met at the Wakeman House to discuss the impact on the community and how it would improve life in the area. Alexander Trowbridge, John Winchell, Walter Wakeman and Gov. Alexander Holly discussed the founding of the Village. A plan was made as to the layout of the main roads for the Village and the expansion that would follow.
At one of the meetings a name was chosen for the new town that was on the horizon. The civil engineer on the construction of the train line was Sidney Miller. The founding fathers were so impressed with this gentleman that they decided to name the new town after him, so Millerton was born.
Over the next twenty-five years their dreams became a reality. The Village of Millerton became a commercial center. Two additional train lines came to Millerton, the Poughkeepsie Train connected the Village to the Hudson River and the Central New England connected us to points East through Connecticut. In the village, hotels were built to accommodate the travelers and salesmen, shops opened to sell all the wares that were available in the cities, churches were built and schools expanded. Millerton had come to life.
mILLERTON AT A GLANCE
vILLAGE HALL (OLD FIRE HOUSE)
Workshop Meeting
- Monday August 3, 2020 @ 6 PM - CANCELLED
Regular Meeting
- Monday July 20, 2020 @ 6 PM
Village Of Millerton