
The industrial hub of Canton serves as the focal point of this 1901 survey, showcasing a dense grid of streets like Tuscarawas Street and Market Street long before the post-war suburban expansion. The surrounding landscape in Stark County is defined by a heavy concentration of rail lines, including the Pennsylvania System and the Wheeling and Lake Erie RR, which facilitated the movement of goods and people between outlying villages. To the north, the settlement of New Berlin is clearly visible, a community that would later be renamed North Canton.
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