1967 Map of Mount Holly

About this map

Medford and Mount Holly serve as the primary hubs in this late 1960s survey of Burlington County, where the landscape is defined by the branching tributaries of the Rancocas Creek. The region exhibits a transition from established town centers to expanding residential developments like Rancocas Woods and Hoot Owl Estates. Historical industry remains visible through sites such as Kirbys Mill on the Southwest Branch Rancocas Creek and the Vincentown Millpond. The Penn Central railroad tracks cut through the terrain, connecting settlements like Hainesport and Lumberton. Local genealogy is well-represented by numerous landmarks, including St Marys Ch, Mt Moriah Cem, and the Eastern Union Cem. The presence of several airfields, such as the Flying W Ranch Airport and Red Lion Airport, highlights the area's increasing accessibility and suburban growth during this era.