1960 Map of Crestline

About this map

Crestline and Shelby serve as the primary hubs of this mid-century survey, which documents the industrial and transportation corridor along the Crawford and Richland line. The landscape is defined by the heavy presence of the Conrail and Baltimore And Ohio railroads, which intersect at strategic points like Vernon Junction. This rail infrastructure supported a dense network of farming and small-scale industry, evidenced by features such as the Gravel Pit and numerous roadside homesteads. Local social life is anchored by traditional landmarks like St Josephs Sch, Green Lawn Cem, and the Drive-in Theater near Crestline.