1965 Map of Livingston Manor

About this map

Livingston Manor serves as the primary hub of this Catskill region, situated where the Little Beaver Kill joins the Willowemoc Creek. This 1965 survey, updated in the early 1980s, reveals a landscape defined by recreational camps and traditional burial grounds, including Agudas Achim Cem and St Aloysius Cem. The map illustrates the era's infrastructure with the presence of Interchange 96 and Interchange 97, alongside the local Livingston Manor Airport. Northward, the terrain rises into the Catskill Park and several forest preserves, dotted with numerous water bodies like Waneta Lake and Orchard Lake. Notable institutional landmarks such as the Onteora Scout Reservation and Hi-Li International Boys Camp signify the area's importance as a summer retreat and youth scouting destination during the mid-to-late 20th century.