1954 Map of Oswego East

About this map

The Oswego River and the shoreline of Lake Ontario anchor this mid-century survey of the Oswego vicinity. The industrial and transportation corridor along the river is clearly defined by the New York Central and Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroads, which served the mills and docks of the region. Inland, the landscape transitions into a network of rural hamlets such as Scriba, North Scriba, and Lansing, interspersed with ridges like Dutch Ridge and Paddy Ridge.