1957 Map of Arcadia

About this map

The city of Arcadia serves as the central hub of this mid-century Florida landscape, defined by its grid of streets and the prominent Courthouse square. The rail network of the era is clearly defined by the Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line passing through the town, intersecting near industrial infrastructure like the Radio Tower. To the south, the sprawling State Hospital complex and its dedicated Sewage Disposal facility stand as major landmarks of local administration and public service.