Milford House had a huge library. William McCrum would lend books to the boy scouts who could borrow them and he gave two hundred volumes to establish a public library at the R.G McCrum Institute. The Library at Milford House had four huge bookcases created by Italian craftsmen. It was a favourite room with girls at Manor House School.

Sadly the Library of Milford House was dispersed in the 1930 auction. The room now contains books from Drumsill House Library belonging to Rev. David Miller the brother in law of William McCrum. Every time he read a book he wrote on the back the date he had read it. Visitors can explore the beautiful copy of the Presentation book presented by the the congregation of First Presbyterian Church Armagh to Rev. David Miller on his retirement and contains watercolours by W. Carey of his favourite places.

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Front Page in 1916 Presentation Book to Rev. David Miller 1916
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Watercolour in Presentation Book to Rev. David Miller by J. Carey 1916
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Library chandelier by Everard and Co. Lewisham 1898
Judge Johnson clock
Mantle Clock. Given as wedding Present to William Miller by Judge Johnson 1931
Drumsill House pen and ink sketch 1920
Drumsill House Armagh 1920. Pen and Ink Drawing by William McCrum Miller
Hercules
Bronze Statue of Hercules by Joesph Upheus (Acquisition funded by Henry Moore Foundation)
The Runners
The Runners. Bronze statues copies of original found in Herculaneum