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| Allerton, George M. |
See: Allerton
Iron Works,
Allerton Road |
<- Brief bio of George Allerton |
| Allerton Iron Works |
Allerton
Iron Works |
They built steam fire engines,
among other things. |
| Allerton Road |
Allerton
Road |
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Andrew Avenue/
Andrew Mountain Rd. |
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Andrew Mountain was also called "12
Mile Hill" and "Huntington Hill"
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| Andrew, Samuel |
See: Andrew
Mountain |
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| B |
| Bacon, Henry |
See: Train
Station History |
Henry Bacon was the architect
of the Naugatuck Train Station, now the Museum |
| Beecher, Clarissa |
See: Cradle
of the Rubber Industry |
Daughter of Daniel Beecher
and Clarissa Porter>Beecher; married Charles Goodyear |
| Beecher, Daniel |
See: Beecher
Street |
Born in Woodbridge, abt 1762 |
| Beecher Street |
Beecher
Street |
Name after Daniel Beecher |
| Beebe, Electa |
See: Beecher
Street |
Second wife of Daniel Beecher |
| Blackman, Rev. W.F. |
See: Grove
Cemetery |
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| Boy Scouts |
Boy
Scout Troop 102 - Looking back - Looking forward |
Reflections on the history
of Naugatuck Boy Scout Troop 102 |
| Boy Scouts |
Boy
Scout Troop 102 and Cecil Matson |
History of the troop and its
long-time Scoutmaster; more recent history too |
| Building 25 |
Cradle
of the Rubber Industry |
Brief history of the rubber
industry in CT and Naugatuck, including "Building 25" |
| Buttons |
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Info on Amasa Goodyear and the buttons his
companies produced.
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| C |
Collins Hotel
Collins, Ahira |
Collins
Hotel NEW! |
Part 2 - Related stories |
| Connecticut-Cradle of the
Rubber Industry |
Cradle
of the Rubber Industry |
Brief history of the rubber
industry in CT and Naugatuck, including "Building 25" |
| Conquepatano |
See: Andrew
Mountain |
Chief of the Derby Indians |
| D |
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Dunn Avenue,
Dunn, Jeremiah |
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General info about some Naugatuck street names
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| E |
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| F |
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| G |
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| Goodyear, Amasa |
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Info on Amasa Goodyear and the buttons his
companies produced.
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| Goodyear, Charles |
See: Cradle
of the Rubber Industry |
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| Goodyear India Rubber Glove
Manufacturing Co. |
See: Cradle
of the Rubber Industry |
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| Goodyear Metallic Rubber Shoe
Co. |
See: Cradle
of the Rubber Industry |
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| Grove Cemetery |
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Why it's called 'Grove Cemetery'
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| H |
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| Hall of Fame |
Naugatuck
Hall of Fame info |
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| Hitchcock, Abiah |
See: Beecher
Street |
First wife of Daniel Beecher |
| Hoadley, Sena |
See: Beecher
Street |
Fourth wife of Daniel Beecher |
| Hotchkiss St., Hotchkiss Family
(Giles, Esther) |
Street
Names #2 |
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| Huntington Hill |
See: Andrew
Mountain |
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| I |
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| J |
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| K |
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| L |
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| Lewis, Chauncey |
See: Beecher
Street |
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| Litchfield Rubber Co. |
See: Cradle
of the Rubber Industry |
Became the Goodyear India
Rubber Glove Mfg. Co., in 1847 |
| M |
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| Matson, Cecil F. |
See: Boy
Scout Troop 102 and Cecil Matson |
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| May Street/May Avenue |
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Info about the background of the naming of
these streets, named after James O. May
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| May, James O. |
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Info about the two streets in Naugatuck named
after James O. May
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| Moss, Rev. Joseph and Samuel |
See: Andrew
Mountain |
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| Museum, Naugatuck Historical
Society |
See: Train
Station History |
The NHS Museum was formerly
the Naugatuck Train Station, designed by famous architect Henry
Bacon. |
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| Naugatuck - Town Areas |
See: Tigertown
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| Naugatuck Chemical Co. |
See: Cradle
of the Rubber Industry |
Part of U.S. Rubber Co. |
| Naugatuck Historical Society,
History of |
Part
1, Part 2 |
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| O |
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| Osbourne, Amos and Joanna,
Thomas, Joseph |
See: Andrew
Mountain |
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| P |
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| Porter, Clarissa |
See: Beecher
Street |
Third wife of Daniel Beecher,
mother of Clarissa Beecher |
| Q |
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| R |
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| S |
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| Samuel J. Lewis
Co. |
See: Cradle
of the Rubber Industry |
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| Spec Shea |
Pictures
of Spec Shea |
Native Naugatuckian
Spec Shea was a New York Yankee star. |
| Spencer St., Spencer
Family (Francs, Lawrence, Elihu, Ruth) |
Street
Names #2 |
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| Standly, John |
See: Andrew
Mountain |
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| Stage Hotel |
See: Beecher
Street |
Hotel opened by
Daniel Beecher |
| Street Names |
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General info about some Naugatuck street names
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| Street Names |
See: Tigertown |
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| Streets: May St./May Ave. |
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Info about the background of the naming of
these streets, named after James O. May
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| Tigertown 1900 |
Tigertown |
Learn about life in the 1900s
in this section of Naugatuck |
| Train Station, Naugatuck |
Train
Station History |
The Naugatuck Train Station
is now the Museum of the NHS |
| Twelve Mile Hill |
See: Andrew
Mountain |
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| U |
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| Uniroyal (Chemical Co.), U.S.
Rubber Co. |
See: Cradle
of the Rubber Industry |
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| W |
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| Ward family: Andrew, Richard,
Lauren, Lewis, William |
Street
Names #4 |
History of the Ward family
in Naugatuck. Ward Street was named for them. |
| Ward Street |
Street
Names #4 |
| Weed, John, John(Jr), Jonas,
Joseph, Joanna |
See: Andrew
Mountain |
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| Wooster St., Wooster Family
(Jesse, Walter Ozro, Ursula Beebe) |
Street
Names #2 |
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| Y |
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| Yearbook |
Yearbook
Reflections |
Info about NHS yearbook names
over the years, with a quiz to match the names with their meaning
and year |
| Z |
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