
The Rappahannock River splits the landscape of this mid-1960s survey, separating the urban core of Fredericksburg from the growing residential communities in Stafford County. The map details a city defined by its Civil War heritage, clearly marking the Fredericksburg Battlefield and National Cemetery alongside geographic landmarks like Maryes Heights and Confederate Ridge. This era shows the city as an established educational and transit hub, anchored by the Mary Washington College campus and the industrial corridor of the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad.
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1926 Stafford
Stafford County, VA

1931 Stafford
Stafford County, VA

1943 Fredericksburg
Stafford County, VA

1944 Fredericksburg
Stafford County, VA

1944 Stafford
Stafford County, VA

1944 Storck
Stafford County, VA

1944 Widewater
Stafford County, VA

1946 Stafford
Stafford County, VA

1946 Widewater
Stafford County, VA

1951 Joplin
Stafford County, VA

1953 Storck
Stafford County, VA

1957 Joplin
Stafford County, VA

1965 Stafford
Stafford County, VA

1966 Fredericksburg
Stafford County, VA

1966 Joplin
Stafford County, VA

1966 Stafford
Stafford County, VA

1966 Storck
Stafford County, VA

1966 Widewater
Stafford County, VA

1972 Fredericksburg
Stafford County, VA

1994 Fredericksburg
Stafford County, VA

1994 Stafford
Stafford County, VA

1997 Joplin
Stafford County, VA

1998 Widewater
Stafford County, VA

2022 Fredericksburg
Stafford County, VA

2022 Joplin
Stafford County, VA

2022 Stafford
Stafford County, VA

2022 Storck
Stafford County, VA

2022 Widewater
Stafford County, VA