1958 Map of Calistoga

About this map

Calistoga serves as the focal point of the northern Napa Valley, where the Napa River winds through a landscape defined by its early viticultural and industrial roots. The map documents the community's layout just before the significant expansion of the late 20th century, showing the Southern Pacific Railroad line and landmarks like the Fairgrounds and the local High School. To the south, the settlement of Larkmead sits along the Silverado Trail, flanked by numerous vineyards and the Schramsberg Winery Historical Marker.