1948 Map of Spring Arbor

The New York Central railroad provides the primary industrial corridor, connecting settlements like Concord and Pulaski. Local community life is anchored by traditional sites such as Dewey Ch and the Moscow Plains Ch. Water features like Mill Pond, Lime Lake, and the Spring Arbor Lakes punctuate the terrain, while the inclusion of the Mosherville Station indicates the importance of rail transit for these agricultural communities. This 1940s topography captures the region's transition as it balanced traditional farming with early modern infrastructure.