1962 Map of Idaville

About this map

Idaville serves as the primary hub in the southeastern corner of this 1962 survey, where the Pennsylvania railroad line cuts through the landscape. The surrounding rural townships of Liberty, Lincoln, and Union are defined by a complex drainage network including Keans Creek, Pike Creek, and numerous man-made channels like Carnahan Ditch. This era shows a community structured around small local institutions, with several family-named burial grounds and schools still clearly marked across the agricultural tracts.