Waterbury
About 114,000 people.
Waterbury was once called the Brass City because its factories made so many brass buttons, clocks, and tools. It sits in the hills of central Connecticut and has a tall, famous clock tower downtown.
You can ride the historic Naugatuck Railroad train, watch the stars at the Mattatuck Museum, and see the landmark clock tower that looks like an Italian palace.
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Mattatuck Museum
This friendly museum shows art and the story of the Brass City, with hands-on exhibits about the factories that once buzzed all over town.
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Clock Tower
The tall Union Station clock tower is a famous Waterbury landmark that was built to look like a bell tower in Italy, and it can be seen for miles.