1965 Map of Nashua South

About this map

The Merrimack River serves as the central artery for this mid-century New England landscape, carving a path through the borderlands of southern New Hampshire and northern Massachusetts. This era captures the significant suburban expansion of Nashua and Hudson, characterized by the development of the F E Everett Turnpike and the persistence of the Boston and Maine Railroad as a vital transport corridor. The map highlights a concentration of educational and religious institutions, including Rivier College, the Presentation of Mary Academy, and St Anthonys Friary.