1952 Map of Rochester
USGS Topo · Published 1954About this map
The Clinton River flows through the heart of this Oakland County landscape, marking a period of postwar transition where traditional rural school districts began to yield to suburban growth. Evidence of this shift is found in the high number of defunct local schoolhouses, such as Brewster Sch and Christian Hill Sch, while newer facilities like Avondale High Sch emerge to the south. The village of Rochester serves as a primary hub, bounded by the Stony Creek and the steel of the New York Central railroad tracks.
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Editions of this 1952 Rochester Map
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