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Newtonville is a predominantly residential neighborhood. It is divided into two parts by the Massachusetts Turnpike and the MBTA Commuter Rail running through an open trench below grade, and requiring reconnection via several bridges over the trench. At the core of the village is the Newtonville Historic District.
Newtonville is a dispersed rural community in the Municipality of Clarington, Durham Region, Ontario, Canada. It is located about 30 kilometres (19 mi) east of Oshawa and about 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) west of Port Hope on the former Highway 2.
Learn about Newtonville, a vibrant and diverse village in Newton, Massachusetts, with a rich history, a thriving arts scene, and a historic district. Find out about the challenges facing Newtonville, such as the split village center, the parking problems, the high-density housing projects, and the school overcrowding.
The Newtonville Historic District is a historic district in the village of Newtonville, in Newton, Massachusetts. The district encompasses the southern portion of the village's business district (south of the railroad tracks), as well as surrounding residential areas.
- Auburndale – Home to Lasell College & the Riverfront Auburndale Park. Auburndale MA population: 6,900. Zip code: 02466. Median household income: $113,200. Bordered by the city of Waltham along the Charles River, Auburndale is home to the private Lasell College.
- Chestnut Hill – Newton Village Home to Boston College & Shared with Boston and Brookline. Chestnut Hill MA population: 8,000. Zip code: 02467. Median household income: $140,700.
- Newton Centre – Village with the Largest Downtown Newton District. Newton Centre MA population: 1,700. Zip code: 02459. Median household income: $174,900. Newton Centre is one of the smallest Newton villages by population but home to the largest Newton downtown area.
- Newton Corner – “Boston’s First Village” Bordering Brighton, Boston. Newton Corner MA population: 5,800. Zip code: 02458. Median household income: $150,500. Like many Newton villages, Newton Corner was established in the 1600s and grew slowly until the railroad arrived in the mid-19th century.
Learn how Newtonville became a suburban village in the nineteenth century, with a central high school, a railroad station, and a commercial district. Explore the neighborhoods and landmarks of this historic area in Newton, MA.
Learn about the elected body that represents Newtonville residents and communicates with the city government. Find out about meetings, events, projects, and news in the neighborhood.
