1900 Map of Bolton

About this map

The waters of Lake George dominate this 1890s survey, illustrating a landscape where transportation relied heavily on the Steamboat Route. Shoreline settlements such as Bolton Landing and Hague serve as primary hubs, while smaller points like Sabbathday Point and Huletts Landing mark the interface between the lake and the steep Adirondack terrain. The map captures the region's character as a burgeoning summer retreat, with numerous islands like Agnes Id. and Vicars Id. named and charted along the primary navigation lanes.