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Historic Rowayton located at the Seeley Dibble Pinkney House on 177 Rowayton Ave. is kicking off its America 250 celebration with a historical reenactment on Saturday.

The event will feature students from the Crystal Theater in Norwalk performing at the Brookside Cemetery.

A self-guided driving tour of 14 local Revolutionary War sites is also offered at the location.

The celebration will also feature a handmade quilt made by local historian Lisa Wilson Grant that showcases the deep history of the Middlesex parish.