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History of Danbury, CT
These are translations of the mottoes on the official Seal of the City of
Danbury which was Incorporated on April 19, 1889 when Governor Morgan Bulkeley signed the document making the City of Danbury official. Henry Hoyt helped design the Seal which can be seen on all the “Welcome to Danbury” road signs when entering the City from the towns that border Danbury, like Bethel, Ridgefield, Brookfield, New Fairfield and Brewster in the State of New York. The central motto, on the red diagonal band which divides the seal, is “Restituimus” or “We have Restored”. Underscoring this point, atop the shield, is a phoenix rising from a fiery crown. The bird has in its beak a second motto, on a Yellow band “Perege Modo”, translated from the Latin as “Ever Onward” or “Let Us Go Forward”. The Seal also depicts a locomotive the railroad line established in 1852.
A Derby Hat on the Seal symbolizes the City’s Hat Manufacturing Industry, which during the 1800's and all the way up to 1950, Danbury was known as the Hat city of the world and it is said that the first hat made in the U.S. was made in Danbury. Danbury shops led the country in fur hat production and were exporting 20,000 hats annually, all hand made in small shops. Between 1808 & 1809, there were 56 hat shops in operation selling hats from $6 to $10. In 1849 a machine was introduced, which could form fur felt hat bodies, nearly eliminating all the small shops which gave way to larger factories that were concentrated along the banks of the Still River from West Street to East Liberty Street and eventually helped increase production levels to over 5,000,000. The Still River played a huge part in the success of hat manufacturing because the hat making process needed to use a lot of water and also have a place to dump it's waste. Moving Companies Danbury, CT