Milton, PA Mural Tour

Milton was founded in 1791 by Andrew Straub, a millwright and miller. The waterfront location, on the Susquehanna River, provided energy for factories and a means to move goods for various industries in the 1800s. Trains soon replaced canal boats and Milton became a transportation hub for Reading and Pennsylvania Railroads. The diverse architectural styles throughout the town, Historic Downtown Walking Tour, and Model Train Museum are just a few of the unique reminders of Milton's rich history.

Facade murals can be found throughout the town and offer bright, colorful representations of what the town was, and what it can be in the modern era. We invite you to take a mural tour in downtown Milton.

As you enter town from the Milton-West Milton Bridge (Route 642), you will see a large mural on your left depicting the transportation history of Milton by Altoona artist, Pam Snyder-Etters. You can access the mural by continuing on Mahoning St., then taking a left onto Route 405 (Arch St.) Turn left onto Center St., then left onto Elm St. There is a small parking lot on the left where you can admire the mural. 

Turn left onto Front St., then left onto Mahoning St., and another left onto Broadway St. to view the mural on the wall of The Coup Agency (49 Broadway St.) to find a mural of the historical Capitol Theatre by artist Pam Snyder-Etters. On street parking is available on Broadway St. 

Turn left onto Front St. to view three more murals. On street parking is available on Front St.

38 S. Front St. - Art Academy of Milton (on your right)

Artists: Steve Gibson, Beverley Conrad and Michael Rash

45 S. Front St. - Milton Rock Gym (on your left)

54 S. Front St. - Baddie Cakes (on your right)

Turn left onto Center St. and go past the stop sign, then turn left onto Bound Ave. Continue on Bound Ave., then make a left onto Broadway St., and make the next left (by Subway) onto Elm St. 

30 Elm St. - Yoshi's Healing Hands