After the Miles Company left the island it was relatively unused until the 1930s when the Dominican Order opened a religious retreat on the island
The light is made green by an acrylic cylinder that surrounds the lens
This print is made on museum grade paper 230 gsm semi-gloss finish with archival inks meant to last nearly a century
Measures 14-in diameter x 15
Each vase exquisitely detailed and sold separately
Milford: A Brief History - Book end table After the Miles Company leftPurchased for six coats, twelve iron axes, ten blankets, twelve hatchets, twelve hoes, two dozen knives, six mirrors and a kettle, the town of Milford has blossomed into one of Connecticut's most treasured places. Local journalist and historian Frank Juliano takes us through the incredible stories of his town, including a series of vignettes about famous Milford residents such as Simon Lake, whose technology led to the development of the modern