1. Location of the Saw Mill Plains District
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2. ​Existence of the Saw Mill Plains District
   1. ​​​The Saw Mill Plains District was first acquired by the City of Waterbury in 1915.
      
      1. The District included land which was mainly between Woodtick Road and Meriden Road.
      2. It is unclear if, prior to that, the Saw Mill Plain District was still part of Wallingford, the boundary of which was the current Wolcott Street, or if it was part of the Town of Waterbury (at a time when both the City of Waterbury and the Town of Waterbury existed concurrently).
      3. The quit-claim deed was filed in 1944, 29 years after the acquisition in 1915, and local lore suggests that the late filing was due to
         1. Excessive drunkeness by the appropriate filing officials of that [1915] year
   2. The first-known newspaper article which mentions the Saw Mill Plains District was published in 1888.
3. Description of Saw Mill Plains District
   1. ​​​The Saw Mill Plains District it approximately bound by Wolcott Street, Niagra Street, Silver Street, Interstate Highway Route 84, and the Wolcott Town boundary.
      
      1. This includes all of 
         1. White City
         2. Hamilton Park
         3. Bouley Manor neighborhood
         4. Fairlawn neighborhood
         5. Woodtick Road neighborhood
         6. Wolcott Road neighborhood
         7. East End neighborhood
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4. About the Saw Mill Plains District
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5. ​History of the Saw Mill Plains District
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6. ​​Other Names for the Saw Mill Plains District
   1. Mill Plain
      
   2. Proprietors' Common
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7. Culture of Saw Mill Plains District 
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8. Reputation of the Saw Mill Plains District
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9. Streets in the Saw Mill Plains District​
10. ​The Saw Mill Plains District Highlights
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11. Safety in the Saw Mill Plains District
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12. Parks in the Saw Mill Plains District
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13. Water in the Saw Mill Plains District
    1. Mad River
       
    2. Mad River Pond
       
    3. City Mills Pond
       
    4. Frost Road Pond
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15. Demographic Profile of the Saw Mill Plains District
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16. Business in the Saw Mill Plains District
    1. The first industrial mill in Waterbury may have been a Mill Plain in the Saw Mill District on what was to become known as Mill Street.  As many as 3 mills existed concurrently on Mill Street in the early 1900s.
       
       1. 1 Saw Mill
       2. 2 Grist Mills
    2. One section of the Saw Mill Plain District became known as Proprietors' Common.  The section was approximately triangulated by parts of
       
       1. Hamilton Avenue
       2. East Main Street
       3. Plank Road
    3. The Saw Mill Plain District was not the first to have mills.  In fact, mills existed in Waterbury many decades prior.  However, the earlier mills were more for survival and to directly accommodate the immediate needs of neighbors.  The mills in the Saw Mill Plain district were the first mills to produce commercially.
       
    4. Mill Street is, to this day, filled with commerce.  Som is retail, and some is industrial.
       
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17. Features of the Saw Mill Plains District
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18. The Saw Mill Plains District Organizations
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19. Partners and Supporters of the Saw Mill Plains District
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20. Noteworthy People from the Saw Mill Plains District
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21. Significant Structures in the Saw Mill Plains District
    1. Saw Mill, circa 1903
       
    2. Grist Mill, prior to 1900
       
    3. Saw Mill Plains Chapel, circa 1892
       
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22. The Saw Mill Plains District Online
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23. Map of the Saw Mill Plains District
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Bouley Manor

East End

Fairlawn

Woodtick

Wolcott Road

Service Organizations

1. Elder Services at New Opportunities
   1. 232 North Elm Street
   2. (203) 757-7738
2. Main Street Waterbury (MSW)
3. Neighborhood Housing Services of Waterbury (NHSW)
4. Waterbury Development Corporation (WDC)
   1. website
5. Waterbury Youth Service System
   1. 83 Prospect Street
   2. (203) 573-0264

Neighborhood Housing Services of Waterbury (NHSW) Brief Description
​According to their website, Neighborhood Housing Services of Waterbury (NHSW) has a mission to revitalize Waterbury via quality affordable housing, community initiatives, financial education, and self-sufficiency.  NHSW is non-profit and HUD certified.  NHSW serves low-to-moderate income individuals and families in Waterbury and other communities in western Connecticut.
For a full and detailed description, visit their website at NHSW

Saw Mill Plains Archived News

Town of Waterbury
Saw Mill Plains District

"Gieuseppe Mastillo, employed in getting out stone at Saw Mill Plains, had his leg horribly crushed from the knee down yesterday afternoon by a large stone rolling over onto him. Dr Donahue was called and found that amputation was necessary, and the leg was taken off at the knee. The unfortunate man stood the operation bravely, and at last accounts was doing verv well."

Waterbury Evening Democrat; article; 1888.07.20