1956 Map of Brandywine
USGS Topo · Published 1971About this map
The Boys Village of Maryland and several strategic communications sites define the landscape south of the nation's capital during the mid-twentieth century. This survey reveals a region in transition, where the Penn Central rail line passes through rural communities like Cheltenham, Brandywine, and Baden. A significant portion of the southern map is dedicated to the Cedarville State Forest, crisscrossed by fire trails such as the Magnolia Trail and Bee Oak Trail.
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4 editions found
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