1967 Map of Schuylerville

About this map

The Hudson River serves as the central artery for this landscape in the late 1960s, flanked by the industrial and transport corridors of the Champlain Canal and the Greenwich and Johnsonville RR. Centered on Schuylerville, the map reveals a region defined by its water power and revolutionary history, with the northern edge of Saratoga National Historical Park appearing in the southwest. The presence of Victory Mills and Middle Falls along the Batten Kill illustrates the enduring legacy of 19th-century river-based industry. Beyond the river valleys, the terrain rises into the tactical heights of Whelden Mtn and Willard Mtn. Local genealogy and land-use patterns are preserved through detailed labels for family-named roads like Hanehan Rd and Becker Road, alongside historic landmarks such as Starks Knob and the Schuylerville Prep Sch.