1962 Map of Casselberry

About this map

The central Florida wetlands and growing suburban corridors of Longwood and Casselberry are meticulously documented in this early 1960s survey. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of lakes, from the large expanse of Lake Mary in the north to the cluster of smaller basins like Lake Kathryn and Lake Concord near the town centers. This era of development is marked by recreational landmarks such as the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, the Seminole Park Raceway, and a local Go-Cart Track, alongside community hubs like Lyman High Sch and Camp San Pedro. The Atlantic Coast Line railroad cuts diagonally through the terrain, serving as a primary transit spine between the clusters of residential growth and industry, including several Claypits and a Drive-in Theater in Fern Park.