1946 Map of Antrim

About this map

Wellsboro serves as the focal point in this postwar landscape, where the Boro Boundary gives way to the agricultural and wooded expanses of Delmar and Charleston townships. The mapping reveals a community defined by its schools and social institutions, from the Wellsboro Country Club to the County Home and the Heise Run Sch. To the south, the settlement of Antrim is linked by the New York Central railroad, which follows the winding course of Wilson Creek through deep valleys like Broughton Hollow. The terrain is punctuated by significant elevations such as Russell Hill and Shumway Hill, with smaller rural clusters like Stony Fork and Balsam connected by a network of creeks including Kelsey Creek and Morris Branch. This 1940s survey preserves the location of family-named sites such as Butler Cem and Shumway Cem before further modernization.