1934 Map of Quaker Springs

About this map

The eastern shores of Saratoga Lake and the rolling uplands of Saratoga and Stillwater are documented in this 1934 survey, which highlights the area's transition from recreational lakeside landscapes to fertile agricultural hills. The map is anchored by the historic Saratoga Battlefield in the southeast, while the northern sections show a dense network of local schools and named crossroads such as Deans Corners and Quaker Springs. Transportation is defined by the heavy infrastructure of the Boston and Maine Railroad and the Delaware and Hudson RR, which skirt the swamps and bluffs along Fish Creek. Genealogists will find significant detail in the multiple rural burial grounds, including Louden Cem and the Jewish Community Center Cem, as well as the numerous family-named landmarks like Ketchums Corners and Snake Hill.