1953 Map of Spring Hill

About this map

The University of Connecticut at Storrs serves as a prominent landmark on this 1953 survey, which documents the rural character and emerging infrastructure of Tolland and Windham Counties. The landscape is defined by the northward reach of Mansfield Hollow Lake and the Natchaug River, while purple revision markings from 1970 highlight suburban expansion around Mansfield Center and Mansfield City. Smaller crossroads settlements like Gurleyville, Atwoodville, and Warrenville maintain their distinct identities, connected by a network of winding roads such as Federal Road and Bassett Bridge Road.