1933 Map of Lancaster
USGS Topo · Published 1933About this map
Lancaster stands as the primary hub of the northern Antelope Valley in this early 1930s depiction, oriented around the Southern Pacific railroad line and the Sierra Highway. The town's grid is firmly established at the northern edge of the sheet, while the surrounding landscape is defined by an orderly system of agricultural avenues like Ave I and Ave J. A notable specialized facility, the Lancaster Tubercular Rest Home, is situated west of the main town center, reflecting the era's reliance on the high desert's dry air for respiratory treatment.
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