Norwalk was founded in 1817 by settlers from Connecticut whose lands were burned by the British during the American Revolution. As the heart of the “Firelands” and the county seat for Huron County, Norwalk
is known for its entrepreneurial spirit, rich heritage, and boasts the most architecturally diverse residential street in Ohio. Norwalk’s historic city center features quaint shops and the nostalgic sidewalk life of a small town. Visitors may browse antique shops and boutiques, enjoy a meal at one of our Uptown eateries, or relax in one of two beautiful parks. Home to Summit Motorsports Park, Eagle Creek Golf Course, Firelands Museum, Norwalk Fabric Outlet, and Uptown’s historic Carnegie Library, Norwalk has something for everyone to do at their own pace. Memories are waiting for you in Norwalk.

Main Street Norwalk

Main Street Norwalk is a division of the Norwalk Economic Development Corporation, a 501c3 non profit organization. Main Street Norwalk’s mission is to preserve, improve, and promote the District as a commercial, cultural, and social center. The organization serves the central business district in historic Norwalk, Ohio improving economic management, strengthening public participation, and making Norwalk a fun place to visit. We are building on Norwalk’s assets; small town charm, rich architecture, personal service by local business owners, and most of all, a sense of place. Main Street Norwalk
has been a nationally accredited Ohio Main Street program since 2001.

Address
10 ½ West Main Street,
Norwalk, OH 44857
419.660.8696

Website
www.mainstreetnorwalk.org

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Executive Director
Kristie Wert
mainstreet@norwalknedc.com