Top 10. Best Tourist Attractions in Norwalk, Connecticut
group facebook - The most beautiful places and sight in Norwalk. Top 10. Best Tourist Attractions in Norwalk, Connecticut: The Maritime Aquarium, Stepping Stones Museum for Children, Sheffield Island Ferry, Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum, Calf Pasture Beach, SoNo Switch Tower Museum, City Hall, Center for Contemporary Printmaking, Norwalk Museum, Veteran's Memorial Park and Marina,
Best Attractions & Things to do in Norwalk, Connecticut CT
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List of Best Things to do in Norwalk, Connecticut (CT)
The Maritime Aquarium Sheffield Island Lighthouse Stamford Museum & Nature Center Compo Beach Stepping Stones Museum for Children Sheffield Island Ferry Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum Cove Island Park Calf Pasture Beach SoNo Switch Tower Museum
Norwalk CT - Oyster Shell Park - Phantom DJI
A gorgeous Summer morning aerial view of our favorite park in Norwalk CT. Props to Norwalk Parks & Rec for making this happen!
Father and Son. We chose some nice music. We aren't pros, but are having fun!
Conn CO. Yellow At The Connecticut Trolley Museum.
Two of our Conn CO. cars head eastbound across the old Rockville Branch. From 1906-1926 the 17.5 mile Rockville Branch was the way to travel between Warehouse Point and Rockville. This Branchline of the Hartford & Springfield Electric Railway was the way for people to go to the regional high school, work, and on Sundays, ball games. Sunday ball games could be accompanied by a picnic lunch, an evening dance to a pipe organ, and other things of the sort. This all happened at Piney Ridge park near the East Windsor/Broad Brook border. This park was built by the Hartford & Springfield to create revenue on Sundays when no one worked. Many other streetcar companies across the 50 states followed this trend, and there are still 12 operating so called Trolley Parks operating today. If you liked this video, consider subscribing for more.