Group Tours

Open the first Saturday and Sunday each month, May through October, or by appointment with advance notice. Admission is $2 per person. Located on N.E. Front Street (Route 14), Milford, just east of US 113.

The Parson Thorne Mansion, built between 1730 and 1735, was once home to Milford’s founder, Parson Sydenham Thorne, and also to John M. Clayton, noted Delaware statesman. The brick home is unusual, having undergone a transformation in architecture from Colonial, to Georgian, to Victorian during its history. Period antiques and reproductions reflect the changing styles as the home remained a focal point of Milford. The mansion and its grounds have been the site of numerous festivities and community events. The property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is designated a Milford Landmark. 

Group Tours
Amenities: Close to Milford shopping and dining establishments.
Group Tour Rates: $2 per person for guided group tour.
Tour Tips: One motorcoach maximum per tour. Motorcoach parking available. Reservations required at least three weeks in advance.