The Museum of Local History is a local history museum in Milton, Florida. It is operated by the Santa Rosa Historical Society and tells of the local heritage of the Santa Rosa County.

The Museum of Local History is housed in the historic Imogene Theater. It was built in 1912 as a vaudeville theater known as the Milton Auditorium. It also doubled as a movie house three times a week, while alternating with vaudeville performances on Saturday evenings. It was renamed as the Imogene in 1920.

Located in the historic downtown that is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Museum of Local History offers a wide range of displays. Its top highlights, however, are the history of industry and fashion in the county.