Wilton

Wilton is a toponym and surname of English origin. The name derives from Old English elements meaning a farm or settlement associated with a person or feature. As a place name, Wilton is used in several English-speaking countries and is associated with historic houses and districts.

In England, Wilton is a market town in Wiltshire, known for Wilton House and its proximity to Salisbury.

In the United States, Wilton designates several towns and communities, including Wilton, Connecticut; Wilton, Maine; Wilton, New Hampshire; Wilton, California; and Wilton, Iowa. Each is a distinct municipality with its own local history and government.

Wilton is also a surname. In commerce, Wilton refers to a brand of baking and cake decorating supplies, including pans, icing, and related accessories.