1929 Map of Corry

About this map

Corry serves as the industrial and transportation nexus of this region, where the Erie RR and Pennsylvania RR converge amidst a landscape of steep hills and creek valleys. The 1929 survey captures the area at a point of high rural density, marked by dozens of named country schools like Sample Flats Sch and Wheelock Sch that anchored local farming communities. The terrain is defined by the drainage of French Creek and Brokenstraw Creek, with the latter winding through the eastern portion of the map near the Columbus settlement.