1966 Map of Hazen

About this map

Warsaw and the surrounding townships of Washington and Pinecreek define this landscape of resource extraction and rural crossroads in the mid-1960s. The region is heavily marked by industrial activity, particularly the numerous Strip Mine sites and the infrastructure of the Pittsburg and Shawmut railroad, which includes the Sugar Hill Station. The map illustrates a transition in transportation, showing the development of the Du Bois-Jefferson County Airport alongside older settlement patterns. Local life is centered around small hubs like Allens Mills and Hormtown, where community landmarks such as St Pauls Ch and Warsaw Sch were still primary focal points. Waterways like Mill Creek and Beaver Run cut through the terrain, separating the northern agricultural and mining tracts from the State Game Lands No 54 in the northeast corner.