1955 Map of Tully

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Labrador Hollow and its dramatic glacial valley define this mid-century view of Onondaga and Cortland counties. The landscape transitions from the agricultural flats of Tully and Tully Center to the high ridges of Jones Hill and Fellows Hill. This map reveals a mid-century period where rural infrastructure was well-established, showing the Delaware Lackawanna And Western railroad and the Lehigh Valley line intersecting at the foot of Meeker Hill. Cultural landmarks such as the State College Experimental Station and the N Y State College of Forestry indicate the region's importance for agricultural and silvicultural research. Smaller settlements like Apulia Station, Berwyn, and Collingwood are documented alongside historic burials at Apulia Cem and Berwyn Cem, providing a clear look at the social and economic geography of Central New York before more modern development altered these traditional transit and farming corridors.