The best arts & culture spots in Georgetown

“Milton Historical Society keeps Milton and the Broadkill Hundred’s stories alive, and its 'Milton in Black and White' exhibit drops you into early 1900s street scenes, local businesses, and the 1909 Great Fire via digitally remastered photos by Dr. William E. Douglas.”

“Mid South Audio is the go-to spot when your song needs pro polish, with a 3,500-square-foot, state-of-the-art studio designed by award-winning Haverstick. Think live room, two isolation rooms, and a nine-foot Baldwin S10, plus a showroom for hands-on gear demos when inspiration hits.”

“A short hop from Milton, Marvel Carriage Museum packs two big barns of antique rides including a Queen's carriage, a Disney carriage, and an 1800s hearse, plus the 1833 Ellis School and shelves of victrolas and Georgetown ephemera. Bonus: the Lynch Building makes a charming event spot.”

“Georgetown Train Station is a lovingly kept rail museum where locals geek out over model trains, browse hometown artifacts, and let the kids ride the Lil Toot around the track.”