The Historic District and Historic Properties Commission meets to discuss the administration and preservation of historically significant buildings, objects and areas in Wilton for economic, educational and general welfare purposes. The public can attend these open meetings via Zoom.
Join the Wilton Historical Society on Wednesday, Oct. 14 at 7 p.m. for a presentation by University of Delaware professor Wendy Bellion that will explore the 1776 tearing down of the King George statue and Wilton’s direct role in the historic events that followed. On the night of July 9, 1776, a crowd emboldened by a […]
Of all the legendary figures who have come through Connecticut, few have had the staying power or notoriety that The Leatherman has achieved. For six years during the late 1800s,this so-called “vagabond” hiked the same, 364-mile, circuitous route every 34 days like clockwork. Residents could predict when he would return to their town. Wearing a […]
The Historic District and Historic Properties Commission meets to discuss the administration and preservation of historically significant buildings, objects and areas in Wilton for economic, educational and general welfare purposes. The public can attend these open meetings via Zoom.
You're Invited! Celebrate 300 Years of Wilton! As Wilton’s 300th Anniversary year draws to a close, we invite you to join Wilton Congregational Church for a special community celebration where it all began! In 1726, families living in the areas known as Kent, Belden’s Hill and Chestnut Hill petitioned for permission to establish their own […]
The Historic District and Historic Properties Commission meets to discuss the administration and preservation of historically significant buildings, objects and areas in Wilton for economic, educational and general welfare purposes. The public can attend these open meetings via Zoom.
