Lititz anchors this portion of Lancaster County, shown at a time of significant suburban development south of the Furnace Hills. The map details the historic core of the town, including the Moravian Cem and Machpelah Cem, while tracing the expansion of residential clusters into Kissell Hill and Fairland. To the north, the landscape remains dominated by wooded ridges like Black Oak Ridge and Cannon Hill, where the Horseshoe Trl winds along the slopes. The area's industrial and agricultural history is visible through features like Erbs Quarry Rd and the scattered hamlets of Brunnerville, Penryn, and Hopeland. Waterways such as Hammer Creek and Lititz Run drainage patterns define the valley's layout, providing a clear view of the region's transition from rural farming tracts to a more densely populated landscape near Lancaster Airport.
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1891 · Lebanon
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1893 · Lebanon
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1899 · Lebanon
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1902 · Wernersville
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1902 · Lancaster
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1904 · Lancaster
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1906 · New Holland
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1908 · New Holland
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1941 · New Holland
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1943 · Lancaster
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