1954 Map of Jackson Summit

About this map

Lawrenceville sits at the northern edge of this survey where the Tioga river valley meets the New York state line. The landscape is defined by the intersection of rail and river, with the Penn Central and Erie-Lackawanna lines navigating the narrow corridors between steep elevations like Buck Hill and Rowe Hill. This 1950s record shows the rural character of the region before significant modernization, documented by a network of family-named landmarks and upland cemeteries such as Middaugh Cem and Morrell Cem.