1960 Map of Gageville

About this map

The Ashtabula River winds through the northern portion of this landscape, its steep banks punctuated by engineering and transport landmarks like the Covered Bridge and the N Y C & ST L rail line. Agricultural and rural life in the early 1960s is defined by a network of family-named roads, including Buie Road and Dibble Road, connecting small community hubs such as Gageville and Sheffield Center. Evidence of the region's energy and mineral extraction is visible through scattered Gas Wells and several Gravel Pits north of Plymouth. For those tracing local heritage, the map identifies specific community anchors like the Gageville Cem and St Andrews Ch, while the New York Central tracks cut a straight path through the southern townships near Denmark Center.