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The Blue Hills Reservation, which includes the same-named range, encloses a sizable portion of southern Milton.
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Visit this opulent late 19th-century home amid a stunning 80-acre environment on the edge of the Blue Hills.
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The public has access to this museum since 1959 thanks to the management of the Massachusetts Audubon Society.
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This observatory, built atop Great Blue Hill in 1885, served as the site of many of the earliest measurements of weather conditions in the upper atmosphere.
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This elegant Greek Revival home, which dates to 1833, was constructed atop Milton Hill for Mrs. Margaret Perkins Forbes, a widow, and her four daughters.
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This lovely spring-fed kettle hole pond, created by retreating glaciers at the end of the last Ice Age, is a popular summer destination in the Blue Hills Reservation.
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Turner's Pond, a beloved natural area in the centre of Milton, is located in a 26-acre park directly behind Glover Elementary School.
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The historic centre of Milton can be found on a little section of Canton Ave, just west of Reedsdale Rd.
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The Trustees of Reservations manage a ten-acre field that pitches down to the Neponset River from Milton Hill.
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In Milton, there is a historic estate that belonged to the Davenport family for more than 300 years before a charitable trust acquired it in 2004.
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