1954 Map of Hagan

About this map

Abandoned mining settlements and ancestral ruins characterize this 1954 landscape in the San Pedro and Tejon land grants. The map documents the remnants of a coal-mining era, specifically naming the Hagan (Ghost Town) and Coyote (Ghost Town), which are connected by the San Pedro Old Railroad Grade. Further west, the Town of Tejon Grant contains the Tejon (Ghost Town) and its associated Tejon Cemetery, while the northern portion of the sheet reveals the archaeological footprint of Tonque Pueblo (Ruins) near Arroyo Tonque. This survey provides an essential look at the region after the decline of the local coal industry, preserving the locations of Abandoned Coal Mines and the Uña de Gato (Site) Cem before natural erosion and time further obscured these sites. The rugged geography is defined by deep cuts like Canyon Tejon and the sprawling drainages of the San Pedro Creek.