1942 Map of Trumansburg
USGS Topo · Published 1960About this map
The western shores of Cayuga Lake define this 1942 landscape, where the Lehigh Valley railroad cuts through the agricultural uplands of the Finger Lakes region. The village of Trumansburg serves as the primary hub, surrounded by a network of smaller named crossroads like Halls Corners, Six Corners, and Dawson Corners. These small settlements reflect the rural organization of the mid-20th century, where local identity was anchored by proximity to rail stops and major estates along the lakeside.
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