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Archives - History
Collecting History: The Story Of A 100-Year Old Stucco House
When an accomplished artist and illustrator E. Boyd Smith build a handsome stucco house in South Wilton in 1910, he may have been inspired by the country homes he saw while studying fine art in France. (11/16/2010)

Red House
(9/1/2009)

Old virtues, New Life: This 1700s gem moves confidently into the 21st century
(5/1/2009)

Behind The Scenes: Keeping The Wilton Playshop Running
(3/8/2009)

Where Twain Shall Meet
(2/3/2009)

Home Away from Home: A Foreign Perspective on Living in Wilton
(12/6/2008)

Buried History
(10/19/2008)

A Literary Landmark...of Sorts
(5/16/2008)

In Good Taste, Old Home Week - All the Time
(7/1/2007)

Wilton's Stone Walls
(7/1/2007)

Wilton History: 200+ Years of Wilton News - Murder, Scandal, Humor
(6/4/2007)

A. Robert Faesy Jr. - A Life In Balance
(1/8/2007)

Angst In Lifestyleland
(12/31/2006)

Quick Summer + Fall Getaways -- Our Handpicked List
(7/19/2006)

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A Message from the Editor (6/15/2006)

Walter Smith: Antiquarian and Octogenarian, Rooted in the Past—A Weather Eye on the Future
(5/3/2004)

Olmstead Hill Farm: A Wilton Garden Pays Homage to an Ancestral Home
(5/3/2004)

Milestones in Wilton
(2/14/2004)

1936—The Case of the Great Bambino
(11/15/2003)

Wilton's Brush with the Revolutionary War: Tyron's Raid on Danbury and Return Through Wilton
No major battle was fought in Wilton during the Revolutionary War, but the twon did not emerge unscathed. (11/15/2003)



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