1960 Map of Fostoria

About this map

Fostoria stands as a significant industrial and transit hub at the intersection of Wood, Seneca, and Hancock Counties. In 1960, the city was defined by a dense network of major rail lines, including the New York Central, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Baltimore and Ohio, reflecting its historical importance as a ‘Glass Town’ and manufacturing center. The landscape surrounding the urban core is dotted with local institutions like St Wendelin Ch and numerous neighborhood schools such as Whittier Sch and Bryant Sch.