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The South, out of business, the Winchester Repeating Arms Company became New Haven's-and Newhallville's-largest employer. After the Civil War put Newhall, whose main trade was in

Newhall, whose Carriage Emporium was, in 1855, the largest manufacturer of carriages in the world. The neighborhood got its name from George T.

Its leafy streets and well-built three-family houses had been home to a stable population of factory workers and theirįamilies for more than a century. She moved there with her parents from Ansonia, a mill town a few miles west, because, she said, "black people couldn't buy a house inĪ good neighborhood in Ansonia." By Beulah's parents' lights, Newhallville was a very good neighborhood. Beulah Morgan had lived in Newhallville, a working-class neighborhood of New Haven, Connecticut, since 1953.