1964 Map of Taylor

About this map

The city of Taylor stands as a significant regional hub in Williamson County, defined by its crossroads of rail and road infrastructure during the mid-to-late 20th century. The Missouri Pacific Railroad cuts through the heart of the community, supporting a network of local institutions like The Johns Clinic, Taylor Hospital, and numerous educational centers including the Northside Sch and Southside Sch. The town's social fabric is evidenced by landmarks such as Hidalgo Park, the Rodeo Ground, and the Country Club. Outside the city limits, the landscape transitions into agricultural terrain drained by Mustang Creek and Battleground Creek. The inclusion of the Municipal Airport and the small settlement of Frame Switch to the west illustrates the broader connectivity of this Central Texas corridor as it appeared through the 1960s and subsequent decades.