1965 Map of Livingston Manor

About this map

Livingston Manor serves as the focal point of this Catskill region mid-century landscape, situated at the confluence of Willowemoc Creek and the Little Beaver Kill. The mid-1960s terrain shows a well-established recreational and institutional presence, with numerous summer camps such as Our Lady of Lourdes Camp and Camp Raleigh dotting the shorelines of glacial waters like Waneta Lake and White Roe Lake. This period captures the early years of the modern interstate era, evidenced by Interchange 96 and Interchange 97 along the highway corridor through the valley.