The Naugatuck Historical Society is located in the historic Railroad Station. Parking is free and plentiful and we are located right on the Metro North Line.
The Mission of the Naugatuck Historical Society is to bring together those people interested in the history of Naugatuck; to discover and collect any material which may help to establish or illustrate the history of the area; to endeavor to provide for the preservation of items of historic significance; to cooperate with officials in insuring the preservation of records and archives of the town; and to disseminate historical information and attempt to arouse interest in the past.
The Naugatuck Historical Society was founded in 1959, and is a membership supported nonprofit organization bringing together people who are interested in history, and especially in the history of Naugatuck, Connecticut, and environs.
Historical articles from Naugatuck and Connectucut history including books, pictures, local directories, paintings, busts (of Charles Goodyear and John Whittemore)
Anyone wishing to conduct research or purchase items from the museum store may contact us
The first Thursday of every month the museum will now be open 6-8pm, each month there will be a different theme for the evening. Call for more details.
General Admission: $2Members: free