1932 Map of Holland
USGS Topo · Published 1932About this map
Black Lake and the industrializing shoreline of Lake Michigan anchor this early 1930s survey of Ottawa County. The city of Holland is depicted in detail, showing a dense street grid expanding toward Waverly and the waterfront. Along the southern shore of the lake, a string of resort communities and parks such as Macatawa, Virginia Park, and Central Park reflect the era's growing recreational economy. The Pere Marquette Railroad and the Pere Marquette Highway slice through the landscape, connecting these lakefront hubs to inland settlements like Zeeland and New Groningen.
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