1958 Map of East Lee
USGS Topo · Published 1960About this map
October Mountain State Forest dominates the high ground of the Berkshires in this late 1950s survey, a landscape defined by its deep reservoirs and high peaks like Bald Top. The Housatonic River corridor serves as the industrial and residential heart of the region, where the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad connects settlements like Lenox Dale and Lee. A significant moment in regional infrastructure is captured here with the presence of Interchange No 12 on the Massachusetts Toll Road Turnpike, illustrating the post-war shift toward high-speed highway travel that bypassed older mountain routes.
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