224 Danbury Road

Wilton, CT 06897

203.762.7257

info@wiltonhistorical.org
Wilton Historic Society

Welcome to the Wilton Historical Society, located in Wilton, Connecticut. Established in 1938, the Society is dedicated to preserving the history and character of Wilton, with an exciting schedule of exhibitions, programs, and preservation that draws visitors from throughout New England and New York.

6/12           Farmer's Market 12:30 - 5pm

6/20           Luncheon Lecture on Ralph Earl with Ben Colman of the Florence Griswold Museum

7/8-712     Colonial Camp Session 1 Sign up Now!

7/15-7/19  Colonial Camp Session 2 Sign up Now!
MUSEUM

                 Alex von  Kleydorff, The Hour

 

Come celebrate our 75th anniversary with us and visit our "75 Objects, 75 Years" exhibit. Our museum features twelve period rooms, a collection of local art and antiques, children’s toys, a significant collection of tools, as well as a working blacksmith’s shop from 1890.


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PROGRAM & EVENTS

 

We have a variety of new programs just in time for summer. Grab your sneakers and come to a walking tour of Lambert Corners, where eight historic buidlings have been moved. Visit  our popular Farmer's Market or come to a luncheon lecture on our "75 Objects, 75 Years" exhibit.  We will be doing crafts on Saturday mornings too, starting with Sunprints on June 7th.

 


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PRESERVATION

    

 

We have preserved 17 buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries. Five are located on the Society’s site and make up our museum. The others are nearby at Lambert Corners and Cannon Corners.


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