1910 Map of Bruceville

About this map

Bruceville stands at the heart of this 1910 landscape, situated between the intricate wetlands of the Central Valley and the developing agricultural corridor south of Sacramento. This era marks a significant period of transit and water management, evidenced by the Sacramento Drainage Canal and the parallel tracks of the Lower Stockton Road and Western Pacific Road. The map reveals the vital role of local education and industry in early twentieth-century rural California, with the Point Pleasant School and the Bradford Winery serving as key community anchors.