1964 Map of Littlefield

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The urban footprint of Littlefield centers around the active corridor of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, illustrating the town's evolution as a High Plains hub. This mid-1960s survey reveals a community balancing its municipal infrastructure with social and industrial growth. To the north, an extensive Oil Field signals the region's resource-driven economy, while local landmarks like the Littlefield Country Club and a Drive-in Theater reflect the era's recreational lifestyle. The map documents essential community institutions for genealogists, including Emmanuel Ch and the Littlefield Cem, alongside public spaces like Dunbar Park and the Fairground. From the industrial Sewage Disposal sites to the local High Sch, the sheet provides a comprehensive record of the town's physical and social organization before later 20th-century expansions changed the landscape.