1946 Map of Gallupville

About this map

Gallupville and the winding valley of Fox Creek define this mid-century landscape where Schoharie, Schenectady, and Albany counties converge. The area’s rural character is marked by a network of numbered school districts and family-named landmarks like Zimmer Hill and Barton Hill Cem. In the north, the village of Delanson and the neighboring Quaker Street sit along the Delaware and Hudson Road, serving as a hub for the surrounding agricultural uplands. Many small-scale features, such as St Peters Chapel and School No 11, highlight the density of local community life before major post-war consolidation. The terrain transitions from the steep hillsides of Wright to the flatter reaches of Duanesburg, with numerous small cemeteries like Grove Cem and Woodlawn Cem preserved near established settlements like West Berne and Berne.