1962 Map of Glenmont

Concentrations of settlement appear at Nashville, Paint Valley, and Glenmont, the latter of which is situated along the Pennsylvania railroad line near Black Creek. The rural social fabric is visible through the many country churches and burial grounds, such as Welcome Ch, Hopewell Ch, and Sunnyside Cem, which provided centers for the scattered farmstead communities. Fine red dashed lines throughout the map indicate fence and field lines identified from aerial photography, offering a detailed view of mid-century agricultural land use.