1934 Map of Webster

About this map

The village of Webster serves as a primary hub on this survey, situated along the storied Ridge Road and the New York Central railroad line. The landscape in the early 1930s is characterized by an extensive network of school districts, including School No 10, School No 5, and School No 13, which anchor the surrounding rural communities of West Webster and Roseland. Toward the south, the terrain gives way to the expansive Thousand Acre Swamp, a significant natural feature that separates the northern agricultural and commercial corridor from the developing settlements of Penfield and Penfield Center.