1965 Map of Lawrenceville

About this map

Lawrenceville serves as the focal point of this mid-1960s study, showcasing a landscape defined by the intersection of industrial development and rural tradition. The presence of a massive Refinery on the southeastern edge of the city highlights the area's economic importance during this era, while the surrounding territory remains dotted with family-named landmarks and rural institutions. To the west, the community of Bridgeport and the crossroad of Grays Corner anchor the western reaches, while the Old Embarras River Channel meanders through the central terrain, influencing the placement of settlements and roads.