1965 Map of Liberty West

About this map

White Sulphur Springs and the village of Liberty anchor this mid-1960s study of Sullivan County, where the landscape is defined by its transition from agricultural valleys to upland resorts. The map captures a well-established network of rural institutions, from the Liberty-Loomis Hospital and Sch No 12 to the All Souls Chapel near Parksville. Water bodies such as Swan Lake, Revonah Lake, and Matawa Lake are clustered with recreational sites like Blueberry Hill Camp and Camp Olympus, reflecting the area's legacy as a seasonal retreat destination. In the northern reaches, the Beaver Kill flows through a narrow valley, while the local infrastructure is detailed down to individual Water Tanks, a Radio Tower, and the various roads like Benton Hollow Road that connect isolated farms and hilltop peaks like Walnut Mountain.