1952 Map of Mount Holly Springs

About this map

Mount Holly Springs serves as a focal point at the northern edge of this Pennsylvania landscape, where the Reading railroad corridor meets the industrial history of Upper Mill. The map documents a rural transition from the industrial valley at Barnitz to the high ridges of Mount Holly and Piney Mountain. In the south, the terrain descends into the fruit-growing and farming pockets of Peach Glen and Idaville, marked by a network of small community centers like Myerstown and Uriah.