1952 Map of Hamlin

About this map

The shoreline of Lake Ontario defines the northern edge of this 1952 study, where landmarks like Devils Nose and Yanty Marsh sit alongside several public beaches. The landscape reflects a well-established rural school system, with numbered institutions such as School No 12 and School No 4 serving the agricultural community. Settlement centers like Hamlin, Morton, and Kendall Mills are linked by a grid of farm roads and the New York Central Railroad, which cuts across the central part of the quadrangle. Local civic life is anchored by sites like St Johns Parish Hall Sch and the Brockport Waterworks. The map also captures several family-oriented landmarks, including Lakeside Cem and Blossom Cem, providing valuable geographic context for genealogists studying Monroe and Orleans counties during the early post-war era.