1955 Map of Tully

About this map

The Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad corridor anchors the valley floor through this mid-century survey of the Onondaga and Cortland county line. The landscape is defined by its educational and conservation history, featuring the State College Experimental Station and the N Y State College of Forestry, alongside several vast blocks of the State Reforestation Area. This era shows a transition from rural agricultural hamlets like Collingwood and Berwyn toward specialized land use, including the protected waters of Labrador Pond and the geologic landmark of The Pinnacle. The map provides specific detail for genealogists via numerous small burial grounds, including St Leo Cem, Apulia Cem, and Meeker Cem. Significant relief is evident across the heights of Jones Hill and Fellows Hill, while the local transportation network is marked by descriptive routes like Telephone Street and Markham Hollow Road.