
Eastern Neck Island and the intricate peninsulas of the Maryland Eastern Shore are captured here during World War II, showing a landscape defined by tidewater access and small farming enclaves. The map detail highlights the importance of the waterfront to local life, with Cliffs Wharf and Earle Landing serving as vital transition points between land and the Corsica River. Inland, the settlement pattern is sparse, focused around community anchors like Raum Chapel, Piney Neck Church, and the Skinners Neck School. This 1942 road data reflects a quiet era for Kent County, where family names like Gouldtown were already etched into the geography. The presence of numerous coves, such as Fryingpan Cove and Burnt House Cove, underscores the drowned-river topography that has long shaped the navigation and commerce of this region.
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1942 Swan Point
Kent County, MD

1943 Langford Creek
Kent County, MD

1944 Hanesville
Kent County, MD

1948 Hanesville
Kent County, MD

1953 Swan Point
Kent County, MD

1954 Langford Creek
Kent County, MD

1969 Hanesville
Kent County, MD

1977 Hanesville
Kent County, MD
2011 Hanesville
Kent County, MD
2011 Langford Creek
Kent County, MD
2011 Swan Point
Kent County, MD
2014 Hanesville
Kent County, MD
2014 Langford Creek
Kent County, MD
2014 Swan Point
Kent County, MD
2016 Hanesville
Kent County, MD
2016 Langford Creek
Kent County, MD
2016 Swan Point
Kent County, MD
2019 Hanesville
Kent County, MD
2019 Langford Creek
Kent County, MD
2019 Swan Point
Kent County, MD

2023 Hanesville
Kent County, MD

2023 Langford Creek
Kent County, MD

2023 Swan Point
Kent County, MD