Wilson Point

By Jackie Lightfield

Wilson Point

Wilson Point, located between South Norwalk and Rowayton, is a peninsula with a rich history that spans from Native American habitation to its current status as a private residential community.

A scenic landscape features sailboats and a curving shoreline bordered by trees. Birds fly in the sky dotted with clouds, creating a serene atmosphere.

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History of Wilson Point

Textile merchant Lewis O’ Wilson and the history of Wilson’s Point.

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Wilson Point

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Jackie Lightfield is the founding editor of Discover Norwalk.

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Shorefront Park Morning sun is the waterfront view of the Norwalk Harbor neighborhood that winds up from the waterfront to

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Wilson Point

History of Wilson Point

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