Cracker Hill is the original neighborhood which was historically referred to as Columbia Heights neighborhood
First mentions of the identity "Cracker Hill" came circa 1931.
More recently, Cracker Hill is part of what now is known as Overlook or the Historic Overlook neighborhood, although its identity remains
In 2012, the Waterbury Observer published a photograph of part of Cracker Hill, identifying it as Cracker Hill, from the vantage point of Watertown Road (however, there is no Watertown Road in Waterbury but the picture may have been taken from Watertown Avenue in Waterbury)
An August 24th, 2008 Op-Ed piece, published in the Republican newspaper, by Joseph P. Nolan, makes mention of Cracker Hill
Waterbury Thoughts' October 31st, 2015 edition make mention of "Waterbury's fashionable Cracker Hill".
Native of Waterbury, Bettejane Synott Wesson authored "A View From Cracker Hill", which chronicled her experiences growing up in Cracker Hill.
Wesson is a long-time community supporter and advocate
She is also rumored to be philanthropic
Other Names for the Cracker Hill Neighborhood
Columbia Heights
Overlook
Historic Overlook
generally, Columbia Boulevard
Streets in the Cracker Hill Neighborhood
The Cracker Hill Neighborhood Highlights
Safety in the Cracker Hill Neighborhood
Parks in the Cracker Hill Neighborhood
Water in the Cracker Hill Neighborhood
Demographic Profile of the Cracker Hill Neighborhood
Long ago, Cracker Hill was once the neighborhood of the Brass Barons of Waterbury, or, at least, their executive managers
It has been rumored that the neighborhood name was derived from the way some of the Brass Barons treated their employees, shy of actually being slaves.