1952 Map of Pultneyville

About this map

Pultneyville sits at the center of this shoreline survey, serving as a focal point along the southern coast of Lake Ontario. The landscape is defined by the rural character of the Town of Williamson, where a network of family-named roads like Tuckahoe Road and Yeomans Road connects agricultural lands and small woodlots. Near the water, topographical details highlight natural features such as Holland Cove and Fairbanks Point, while the inland drainage is managed by Mink Creek and Salmon Creek. Genealogists may find interest in the Lakeview Cem, situated just west of the main settlement. The map reflects a mid-century period before significant modern coastal development, preserving the layout of historic orchards and farms that long characterized this portion of Wayne County. Surveying was overseen by the State of New York Department of Public Works and the USGS, capturing the area's transition into the post-war era.