1967 Map of Marlborough

About this map

Marlborough and Gilead anchor this mid-1960s survey of the Connecticut countryside, a landscape defined by the intersection of Hartford and Tolland counties. The map reflects a period of transition, where the wooded expanses of the Meshomasic State Forest and Salmon River State Forest meet the growing residential and recreational footprint of the region. Distinctive features like the Lookout Tower and Radio Towers atop John Tom Hill suggest the area's strategic height, while Gay City State Park preserves the character of the earlier terrain.