The Naugatuck YMCA, originally known as the Young Men’s Christian Association Building, was constructed in 1922 in the Neo-Classical Revival style by the New York firm Jallade, Lindsay & Warren. A prominent feature of the building is its two-story limestone colonnade with Corinthian columns, reflecting the civic pride of the era.

Over the years, the YMCA has undertaken several renovations to preserve its architectural integrity and adapt to the community's evolving needs.

Designated as part of the Naugatuck Center Historic District on July 30, 1999.