1960 Map of Willard

About this map

The rail-oriented town of Willard serves as the focal point for this area within the Connecticut Western Reserve, where the Baltimore and Ohio railroad corridor shapes the local geography. Just south of the main settlement, Celeryville anchors a unique agricultural district defined by the Marsh Run drainage, while the southern boundary includes a portion of Plymouth. The map captures the transition from mid-century industrial expansion to the early 1970s, with updates showing the growth of Willard Airport and residential developments around the High Sch and St Josephs Ch. A network of rural township roads, such as Townline Road and Egypt Road, connects outlying hamlets like Steuben and Boughtonville. Notable rural landmarks include the Greenwood Cem and Guinea Corners Ch, reflecting the deep-rooted community history of the Greenfield and New Haven townships.