Historic Map - Blackinton, MA - 1889
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Historic Map - Williamstown, MA - 1889
Description
View of Williamstown, Berkshire County, M.A., 1889 / drawn & published by L. R. Burleigh.
This bird’s-eye view print of Williamstown, Massachusetts was drawn by Lucien R. Burleigh and published by Burleigh Lith. Est. in 1889. Williamstown was settled in the mid-1700's near the Hoosac River.
Williamstown was located in an agricultural region that emphasized sheep herding and dairy production. Woolen mills were established for the manufacture of textiles.
Williamstown’s academic interests began in 1791 with the founding of Williams College. Its large campus dominated the town. Williamstown was served by the Fitchburg Railroad.
The illustration includes labeled streets, buildings and railroad route. Williamstown’s elevation is noted as 700 feet.
Features references to the following locations:
Congregational Church.
St. Patrick’s Church.
Methodist Church.
St. John’s Chapel.
College Chapel.
West College.
Kellogg Hall.
Morgan Hall.
Lasell Gymnasium.
College Library.
East College.
South College.
Clark Hall.
Old Observatory.
Jackson Hall.
Griffin Hall.
Goodrich Hall.
College Hall.
Field Observatory.
President’s House.
Dr. Mark Hopkins’ Residence.
Williamstown Mfg. Co.
Weston Field, College Ball Grounds.
Kappa Alpha Lodge.
Sigma Phi Place.
Alpha Delta Phi House.
Delta Psi Hall.
Chi Psi Lodge.
Delta Kappa Epsilon House.
Delta Upsilon House.
Zeta Psi House.
Phi Delta Theta House.
Taconic Inn.
“The Greylock”, formerly Mansion House.
Field Park.
Fitchburg R. R. Station.
Hillside Cemetery.
MOUNTAINS:
Mt. Hazen.
Hudson’s Height.
Mt. Emmons.
Smedley Height.
This bird’s-eye view print of Williamstown, Massachusetts was drawn by Lucien R. Burleigh and published by Burleigh Lith. Est. in 1889. Williamstown was settled in the mid-1700's near the Hoosac River.
Williamstown was located in an agricultural region that emphasized sheep herding and dairy production. Woolen mills were established for the manufacture of textiles.
Williamstown’s academic interests began in 1791 with the founding of Williams College. Its large campus dominated the town. Williamstown was served by the Fitchburg Railroad.
The illustration includes labeled streets, buildings and railroad route. Williamstown’s elevation is noted as 700 feet.
Features references to the following locations:
Congregational Church.
St. Patrick’s Church.
Methodist Church.
St. John’s Chapel.
College Chapel.
West College.
Kellogg Hall.
Morgan Hall.
Lasell Gymnasium.
College Library.
East College.
South College.
Clark Hall.
Old Observatory.
Jackson Hall.
Griffin Hall.
Goodrich Hall.
College Hall.
Field Observatory.
President’s House.
Dr. Mark Hopkins’ Residence.
Williamstown Mfg. Co.
Weston Field, College Ball Grounds.
Kappa Alpha Lodge.
Sigma Phi Place.
Alpha Delta Phi House.
Delta Psi Hall.
Chi Psi Lodge.
Delta Kappa Epsilon House.
Delta Upsilon House.
Zeta Psi House.
Phi Delta Theta House.
Taconic Inn.
“The Greylock”, formerly Mansion House.
Field Park.
Fitchburg R. R. Station.
Hillside Cemetery.
MOUNTAINS:
Mt. Hazen.
Hudson’s Height.
Mt. Emmons.
Smedley Height.
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