1969 Map of Endicott
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
The Susquehanna River defines this industrial and suburban landscape in the late 1960s, separating the bustling village of Endicott and the growing community of Endwell from the residential and agricultural reaches of Vestal to the south. The north bank is characterized by dense urban planning, featuring landmarks such as the Ideal Hospital, the Town Hall, and several educational institutions like the McGuinness School and Snapp Junior High School. This area reflects the mid-century peak of the Triple Cities, supported by the Erie-Lackawanna railroad lines.
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