The Wall Street Historic District is a historic area which comprises of the civic center and commercial area of Central Norwalk. The district became a part of the National Register of Historic Places in 2009 owing to historical significance.
The Pecks Ledge Light is one of the most resourceful lighthouse sites to have been established in the city of Norwalk in the U.S. State of Connecticut. It towers at a massive height of 54 foot (16.5 meters). The lighthouse structure is built on a Cast Iron foundation. The conical shaped tower is a distinctive structure and stands to a pivotal position by guiding the ships. The construction dates back to 1906 and the site was first lit in the year 1933.
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The Mill Hill Historic Park is a history museum, previously known as Whitney's Hill. The park consists of three buildings- a law office, a schoolhouse and a town hall, built between 1745 to 1835. There is also a historic cemetery, where 11 veterans of the Civil War are buried. The town hall also doubled up as the Congregational church until the Congregationalists opted for exclusive rights over the building, after which the current town hall was built. The buildings are currently managed and looked after by Norwalk-Village Green Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Norwalk Historical Society.
