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Secret Norwalk Juried Art Exhibition-Opening Reception

Opening Reception Awards Presentation Friday, June 21, 2013 6:00-8:00pm Mill Hill Historic Park – Town House 2 East Wall Street Norwalk, CT “History is constantly being made and while it is cleverly preserved in places we don’t often visit it, we are intrigued by the stories that can emanate from a niche, a nook, a [...]

Upcoming Events and Exhibits

by admin on June 12, 2013

June 21, 2013, 6:00-8:00pm

Secret Norwalk Juried Art Exhibtion

Opening Reception & Awards

Exhibition:  June 20 – July 20, 2013

History is constantly being made and while it is cleverly preserved in places we don’t often visit, we are intrigued by the stories that can emanate from a niche, a nook, a pass, or a dwelling.

View the 60+ photographs, paintings, drawings,  and collages representing a special secret place in Norwalk for this juried art exhibition!

Mill Hill Historic Park – Town House Museum, 2 East Wall St., Norwalk

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April 22 – June 14, 2013

Little Red Schoolhouse Program Tours

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Recent Exhibition

A collaborative series of exhibits and events celebrating the art of the quilt from May 13-November 16, 2011

Norwalk Quilt Trail-News and Events

Norwalk Quilt Trail Exhibit Map

Norwalk Quilt Trail Gallery

Norwalk Quilt Trail Documentary

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Norwalk Riverside Cemetery Civil War Soldier Monument

 

Help Us Restore “Chester”…

…Back to his Pedestal

All donations to the restoration project are greatly appreciated. Please make check payable to: “Norwalk Historical Society” in memo section specify “Civil War Statue”.  Mail to: P.O. Box 1640, Norwalk, CT  06852

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One hundred fifty years ago, in the summer of 1862, President Lincoln faced the specter of defeat. When Lincoln called for volunteers, a thousand men from Fairfield County enlisted in the 17th Connecticut to save the Union.