1944 Map of Greencastle
USGS Topo · Published 1944About this map
Greencastle serves as the central hub for this mid-century survey of Franklin County, Pennsylvania, which captures the region's agricultural and industrial infrastructure during the war years. The landscape is defined by the Pennsylvania railroad lines and the winding course of Conococheague Creek in the west, alongside Muddy Run and Marsh Run to the east. The rural character of townships like Antrim and Guilford is illustrated through a dense network of local landmarks, including the Shisham Lime Quarry and an old Grist Mill situated along the stream banks.
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Editions of this 1944 Greencastle Map
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