About the Simonsville Neighborhood
- Location of the Simonsville neighborhood
- Adjacent to the rail road and Naugatuck River
- Included Althea Park
- Existence of the Simonsville neighborhood
- At least since 1864
- Near Althea Park
- Until at least 1907
- Named after Andrew Bayley Simons
- At least since 1864
- Description of Simonsville Neighborhood
- Circa 1894, Simonsville was reputed to be one of the best places in all of Waterbury to live.
- More About the Simonsville Neighborhood
- No additional information on this topic is currently available for the Simonsville neighborhood.
- History of the Simonsville Neighborhood
- Fire of 1899 leave many homeless
- An immediate fundraiser eased much of the financial burden on the uninsured
- The Simonsville Social Club housed many of the victims during the recovery period
- Fire of 1899 leave many homeless
- Other Names for the Simonsville Neighborhood
- Simonsville may be loosely referred to as Althea, Althea Park Neighborhood, and others
- Currently, parts or all of current day Hopeville and Gilmartin were part of Simonsville
- At one time, Simonsville was more than just a neighborhood, it was an actual District
- Simonsville may be loosely referred to as Althea, Althea Park Neighborhood, and others
- Simonsville Neighborhood Culture
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- Simonsville Neighborhood Reputation
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- Streets in the Simonsville Neighborhood (partial list)
- Baldwin Street
- Chapel Street
- not to be confused with the present-day Chapel Street in Waterville
- Charles Street
- Not to be confused with the present day Charles Street in Brooklyn
- George Street
- Market Street
- Middle Street
- Rye Street
- Simons Avenue
- Simons Street
- South Main Street
- Stony Hill
- The Simonsville Neighborhood Highlights
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- Safety in the Simonsville Neighborhood
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- Parks in the Simonsville Neighborhood
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- Water in the Simonsville Neighborhood
- Smith & Griggs Pond
- Althea Spring
- Demographic Profile of the Simonsville Neighborhood
- In 1864, there were about 70 people in Simonsville
- By 1894, there were over 1,000
- Business in the Simonsville Neighborhood
- Ideal Battery Company; circa 1889
- Althea String Bottling Works; circa 1867
- May have been named as such due to it's locality at Althea Park
- Features of the Simonsville Neighborhood
- Baldwin Hill
- Stony Hill
- The Simonsville Neighborhood Organizations
- No additional information on this topic is currently available for the Simonsville neighborhood.
- Partners and Supporters of the Simonsville Neighborhood
- Simonsville Social Club
- South End Rod and Gun Club
- O'Hagan Club
- The South End Neighborhood
- Simonsville Athletic Club
- In existence beginning on Tuesday, December 12th, 1905
- Originally managed by Joe Lawler
- 1st Wrestling Match was on Thursday, December 14th, 1905
- Noteworthy People from the Simonsville Neighborhood
- Cornelius Tracy
- Believed to be a major landholder in the late 1800s and early 1900s
- Believed to be of the family for which Tracy Avenue is named
- Cornelius Tracy
- Events
- Entertainment, Saturday, May 5th, 1900
- Operated by the O'Hagan Club
- Hosted by the Simonsville Social Club
- Entertainment and Sociable, Saturday, May 12th, 1900
- Operated by the Simonsville Social Club
- Hosted by the Simonsville Social Club
- Socialble Lawn Party, June 21st, 1900
- Operated by the Simonsville Social Club
- Venued at the Simonsville Hall
- Dance and Sociable, Saturday, October 4th, 1902
- Operated by the Simonsville Social Club
- Venued by the Simonsville Hall
- Barn Dance, November 12th, 1904
- Operated by the South End Rod and Gun Club
- Venued by the Simonsville Hall
- Dance and Sociable, Saturday, December 2nd, 1904
- Operated by the Simonsville Social Club
- Venued by the Simonsville Hall
- Entertainment, Saturday, May 5th, 1900
- Significant Structures in the Simonsville Neighborhood
- Cozy Log Cabin
- Owned by Jack Syms
- Located below the Pearl Lakes
- Simonsville Hall, 1904
- Second Baptist Church, 1906
- Methodist Church, 1907
- Cozy Log Cabin
- The Simonsville Neighborhood Online
- There is no known presence of Simonsville online
- Map of the Simonsville Neighborhood