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South Norwalk (commonly known as Sono, and formerly Old Well) is the largely commercial neighborhood south of Interstate 95. The area features many bars and eateries. It is the center of Norwalk's nightlife and dynamic culture.
South Norwalk is home of the annual Sono Arts Celebration. It is also site of the South Norwalk Metro-North Station], the [[Maritime Aquarium]], a post office, banks, and a movie theater.
South Norwalk is generally bounded by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and West Avenue on the west, the Norwalk River and Norwalk Harbor on the east, the Connecticut Turnpike and Central Norwalk on the north, and Long Island Sound in the south. The main commercial area is Washington Street between Main Street and Water Street.
Historical place names in South Norwalk
See also
- Former Beth Israel Synagogue
- Hanford Place Historic District
- Norwalk River Railroad Bridge
- South Main and Washington Streets Historic District
- U.S. Post Office-South Norwalk
- Sono Switch Tower Museum
- Palace Theater
- Jeremiah Donovan's saloon
- Stroffolino Bridge
- Welcome to Historic South Norwalk mural
- Blue skies Over South Norwalk
External links
- Online Guide to Historic South Norwalk
- South Norwalk CT Guide
- Culinary Menus - Historic SoNo
- South Norwalk in 1911 Encyclopedia
- SoNo Switch Tower Museum
- South Norwalk Branch Library
- SoNo Arts Celebration website
- CNN Travel feature: "Say yes to SoNo"
- Home Page of the Second Taxing District
- SNEW (South Norwalk Electric and Water) utilities maintained by the Second Taxing District
