Milton, Inner suburb in Brisbane, Australia
Milton is an inner suburb in Brisbane, Queensland, located along the Brisbane River and connected by Milton Road and Coronation Drive. The area combines residential neighborhoods, commercial buildings, and retail spaces within a walkable urban setting.
The area was named after Milton Farm, established by chemist Ambrose Eldridge in the 1840s to honor English poet John Milton. These early origins continue to shape the suburb's heritage and identity today.
The Milton Heritage Trail guides visitors through various historical landmarks, including Cook Terrace and the Old Bishopsbourne Chapel
Milton is well served by Milton railway station on the Ipswich line, offering regular train services to different parts of Brisbane. The central location makes it easy to reach other areas of the city by public transport.
The Castlemaine Perkins brewery in Milton produces the XXXX beer range and has been operating at this location since the 1800s. This historic brewery remains an important part of the suburb's industrial heritage.
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