1932 Map of Webster

About this map

Webster serves as the primary hub of this 1932 survey, situated along the New York Central RR and the historic Ridge Road corridor in eastern Monroe County. The landscape is characterized by a dense network of district schools, including School No 7 and School No 3, which reflect the distributed rural population of the early 1930s. Notable natural features such as the Thousand Acre Swamp and drainage routes like Fourmile Creek and Mill Creek define the local topography. Further south, the map details the early layouts of Penfield, Penfield Center, and East Penfield, connected by major thoroughfares like State Highway No 35. This survey captures the region just before mid-century suburban expansion, showing a community structured around small settlements, local agriculture, and the vital rail link running east toward the Wayne County line.