About Grandview Heights

Grandview Heights is a quaint neighborhood tucked neatly in the far reaches of our original settlement.  Bounded roughly by South Wilson Street, Bank Street, Seymour Street, and Highland Avenue, this neighborhood bordered the highly Lithuanian neighborhood of what eventually became Brooklyn, and the highly Italian neighborhood of what eventually became New Haven.  It also bordered the undeveloped area of Bradleyville and the largest, now-destroyed, swamps in greater Waterbury.

1. About the Grandview Heights Neighborhood
   
2. History of the Grandview Heights Neighborhood
   
3. ​Other Names for the Grandview Heights Neighborhood
   
4. Streets in the Grandview Heights Neighborhood
   
5. The Grandview Heights Neighborhood Highlights
   
6. Safety in the Grandview Heights Neighborhood
   
7. Parks in the Grandview Heights Neighborhood
   
8. Water in the Grandview Heights Neighborhood
   
9. Demographic Profile of the Grandview Heights Neighborhood
   
10. Features of the Grandview Heights Neighborhood
    
11. The Grandview Heights Neighborhood Association
    
12. Partners and Supporters of the Grandview Heights Neighborhood
    
13. Notable People from the Grandview Heights Neighborhood
    
14. Significant Structures in the Grandview Heights Neighborhood
    
15. The Grandview Heights Neighborhood Online
    
16. Map of the Grandview Heights Neighborhood​
    

Did Anyone From Grandview Heights Ever Become Famous?

We don't know.

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Streets in Grandview Heights

Highland Place
Grandview Street
South Wilson Street
Bank Street
Russell Street
Francis Street
Addison Street
Clairmont Street
​Highland Avenue
Seymour Street