| A |
| 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 |
|
Andrew
Avenue/
Andrew Mountain Rd. |
|
Andrew
Mountain was also called "12 Mile Hill" and "Huntington
Hill"
|
| Andrew,
Samuel |
See:
Andrew Mountain |
|
| 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 |
|
| 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 |
|
Info
on Amasa Goodyear and the buttons his companies produced.
|
| C |
Collins
Hotel
Collins, Ahira |
Collins
Hotel |
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 |
|
|
Dunn
Avenue,
Dunn, Jeremiah |
|
General
info about some Naugatuck street names
|
| E |
|
|
| F |
|
|
| G |
|
|
| Goodyear,
Amasa |
|
Info
on Amasa Goodyear and the buttons his companies produced.
|
| Goodyear,
Charles |
See:
Cradle
of the Rubber Industry |
|
| Goodyear
India Rubber Glove Manufacturing Co. |
See:
Cradle
of the Rubber Industry |
|
| Goodyear
Metallic Rubber Shoe Co. |
See:
Cradle
of the Rubber Industry |
|
| Grove
Cemetery |
|
Why
it's called 'Grove Cemetery'
|
|
|
|
| H |
|
|
| Hall
of Fame |
Naugatuck
Hall of Fame info |
|
| 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 |
|
| Huntington
Hill |
See:
Andrew Mountain |
|
| I |
|
|
| Irish
Influence in Naugatuck
|
|
| J |
|
|
| K |
|
|
| L |
|
|
| Lewis,
Chauncey |
See:
Beecher Street |
|
| Litchfield
Rubber Co. |
See:
Cradle
of the Rubber Industry |
Became
the Goodyear India Rubber Glove Mfg. Co., in 1847 |
| M |
|
|
| Matson,
Cecil F. |
See:
Boy Scout
Troop 102 and Cecil Matson |
|
| May
Street/May Avenue |
|
Info
about the background of the naming of these streets, named
after James O. May
|
| May,
James O. |
|
Info
about the two streets in Naugatuck named after James O. May
|
| Moss,
Rev. Joseph and Samuel |
See:
Andrew Mountain |
|
| Museum,
Naugatuck Historical Society |
See:
Train Station History
|
The
NHS Museum was formerly the Naugatuck Train Station, designed
by famous architect Henry Bacon. |
| N |
|
|
| Naugatuck
- Mayors and Wardens |
Naugatuck
Mayors & Wardens |
The
title of Warden was changed to Mayor in August, 1955 |
| Naugatuck
- Town Areas |
See:
Tigertown |
|
| Naugatuck
Chemical Co. |
See:
Cradle
of the Rubber Industry
See: Naugatuck
Chemical Company* NEW!
|
Part
of U.S. Rubber Co.
A history of the company which later became Uniroyal, by Robert
J. Baptista |
| Naugatuck
Historical Society, History of |
Part
1, Part 2
NHS Presidents
|
From 1959 to present |
| O |
|
|
| Osbourne,
Amos and Joanna, Thomas, Joseph |
See:
Andrew Mountain |
|
| P |
|
|
| Porter,
Clarissa |
See:
Beecher Street |
Third
wife of Daniel Beecher, mother of Clarissa Beecher |
| Presidents
of the NHS |
NHS
Presidents |
From
1959 to present |
| Q |
|
|
| R |
|
|
| S |
|
|
| Samuel
J. Lewis Co. |
See:
Cradle
of the Rubber Industry |
|
| 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 |
|
| Standly,
John |
See:
Andrew Mountain |
|
| Stage
Hotel |
See:
Beecher Street |
Hotel
opened by Daniel Beecher |
| Street
Names |
|
General
info about some Naugatuck street names
|
| Street
Names |
See:
Tigertown |
|
| Streets:
May St./May Ave. |
|
Info
about the background of the naming of these streets, named
after James O. May
|
| T |
|
|
| 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 |
|
| U |
|
|
| Uniroyal
(Chemical Co.), United States (US) Rubber Co. |
See: Cradle
of the Rubber Industry
See: Naugatuck
Chemical Company* NEW!
|
Article
by Martha Ann Simons,
Past-President Naugatuck Historical Society
A history of the company which later became Uniroyal, by Robert
J. Baptista |
| |
|
|
| V |
|
|
| W |
|
|
| 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 |
|
| Wooster
St., Wooster Family (Jesse, Walter Ozro, Ursula Beebe) |
Street
Names #2 |
|
| X |
|
|
| Y |
|
|
| Yearbook |
Yearbook
Reflections |
Info
about NHS yearbook names over the years, with a quiz to match
the names with their meaning and year |
| Z |
|
|
| *Note:
this is an external link, not within the NHS web site. |
