
Oberlin College and its surrounding town center serve as the focal point of this 1960 survey, situated within the bounds of the Connecticut Western Reserve. The landscape is characterized by a transition from the academic and residential core of Oberlin to the industrial and agricultural outskirts, marked by prominent sandstone quarries near South Amherst. The map detail traces the intricate rail network of the era, featuring the New York Central and the N Y C & St L lines, which supported the region's movement of goods and people.
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