1935 Map of Fort Miller
USGS Topo · Published 1935About this map
The Hudson River serves as the primary corridor of this 1930s landscape, marking the boundary between Washington and Saratoga counties. The engineering of the Barge Canal is a focal point, featuring Lock No 6 near Fort Miller, while the river itself is dotted with numerous islands like Thompson Island and Griffin Island. The map records a rural educational network that was still very much decentralized, with one-room schoolhouses such as Argyle Sch, Lick Springs Sch, and Bald Mountain Sch serving small agricultural pockets.
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