Wooster Square - Wikipedia
Wooster Square is also known as Little Italy: a bastion of Italian American culture and cuisine, and is home to some of New Haven's (and the country's), best-known pizza (specifically, apizza) eateries, including Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana and Sally's Apizza.
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Named for Revolutionary War hero David Wooster, the square was conceived in the early 1800s and has been refurbished to simulate a turn-of-the-century park. The square is surrounded by a border of Yoshino cherry trees whose blooming is celebrated every spring.
Wooster Square History — Walk New Haven
Wooster Square was the largest of New Haven’s Italian neighborhoods, a self-contained urban area teeming with families in multistoried tenement houses. English was a second language and residents stayed within the boundaries of familiar blocks, walking back and forth to work at shirt shops and factories within the embrace of its tree-lined ...
Wooster Square Map & Sites - Walk New Haven
Wooster Square Map & Sites. This interactive map is organized for a self-guided walking tour. Each site point links to its description and an image.
Wooster Square Historic District - Wikipedia
Wooster Square is located just east of downtown New Haven, from which it is separate by State Street and a railroad corridor. The city acquired the land for the park at the center of the neighborhood in 1825; it had previously been open land.
Wooster Square - Visit New Haven CT
Wooster Square, named after Revolutionary War hero General David Wooster, was established in the early 19th century. It is known for its historic row houses and brownstones, featuring architectural styles ranging from Federal to Victorian.
NHPT: Wooster Square — Historic Wooster Square Association
2024年4月9日 · The Wooster Square Historic District is an architecturally distinguished neighborhood located east of downtown New Haven. During the mid-19th century, it was a fashionable residential area which ship captains and wholesale grocers found convenient to their places of business.
Our Neighborhood — Historic Wooster Square Association
A brief history of Historic Wooster Square. In the 1820s, the City of New Haven purchased a six-acre pasture and converted it into a public square named after David Wooster, a Revolutionary War general.
Home - Wooster Square Italian Immigrant Historical Society
The Wooster Square Italian immigrant historical society was established to compile, document, preserve and share the extraordinary history of the immigrant experience in iconic Wooster Square, dating back more than 125 years. We collaborate and share our collections of information with local museums, libraries and historians.
Wooster Square — The New Haven Preservation Trust
The Wooster Square Historic District is an architecturally distinguished neighborhood located east of downtown New Haven. During the mid-19th century, it was a fashionable residential area which ship captains and wholesale grocers found convenient to their places of business.