1957 Map of Auburn
USGS Topo · Published 1959About this map
Auburn functions as a vital rail hub in the late 1950s, defined by the convergence of the New York Central, Baltimore and Ohio, and Pennsylvania railroads. This network anchors the landscape, connecting the county seat to satellite settlements like Auburn Junction and Saint Johns. The map reveals a community deeply invested in its local infrastructure, featuring a dense concentration of civic institutions including the Courthouse, several schools like Riley Sch and De Soto Sch, and sprawling burial grounds such as Roselawn Cem.
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