1958 Map of Bolton Landing

About this map

Lake George and Brant Lake anchor this mid-century portrait of the eastern Adirondacks, where the settlement pattern follows the narrow shorelines and interior valleys. The map documents established communities like Bolton Landing and Hague, while also capturing smaller hamlets such as Bartonville and Sabbathday Point. Inland, the terrain is defined by a dense network of peaks including Cat Mtn, Sutter Mtn, and Buck Mtn, interspersed with numerous high-elevation water bodies like Jabe Pond and Wolf Pond. Genealogists will find particular value in the identification of several rural burial grounds, including New Vermont Cem, Smith Cem, and the County Home Cem near the southern edge of Bolton. The layout reflects a landscape where primary travel is dictated by the mountains, with Valley Road cutting through the western highlands and boat-accessible points like Huletts Landing and Vicars Island dotting the sprawling lakefront.