1967 Map of Marlborough

About this map

Lake Terramuggus serves as a central landmark for the town of Marlborough, where local landmarks like the Mary Hall Sch and the Old Marlborough Cem reflect the community's established history. The landscape is heavily defined by conservation and recreation areas, including the Meshomasic State Forest to the west and the expansive Salmon River State Forest that flanks the Blackledge River. These wooded tracts are interspersed with family-named elevations like John Tom Hill and Burrows Hill, providing a glimpse into the land-use patterns of Tolland and Hartford Counties during the late 1960s.