
New Bloomfield serves as the central hub of this 1904 survey, situated within a landscape defined by the rhythmic ridges of central Pennsylvania. The convergence of the Juniata River and the Susquehanna River at Duncannon highlights the region's historical reliance on water gaps for transportation, further evidenced by the Pennsylvania RR and the Northern Central RR following the riverbanks.
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1907 New Bloomfield
Perry County, PA

1930 Loysville
Perry County, PA

1933 Loysville
Perry County, PA

1943 New Bloomfield
Perry County, PA

1952 Andersonburg
Perry County, PA

1952 Ickesburg
Perry County, PA

1952 Loysville
Perry County, PA

1952 New Bloomfield
Perry County, PA

1952 Newport
Perry County, PA

1952 Shermans Dale
Perry County, PA

1952 Spruce Hill
Perry County, PA

1952 Wertzville
Perry County, PA

1959 Reward
Perry County, PA

1977 Reward
Perry County, PA

1999 Wertzville
Perry County, PA

2023 Andersonburg
Perry County, PA

2023 Ickesburg
Perry County, PA

2023 Newport
Perry County, PA

2023 Reward
Perry County, PA

2023 Shermans Dale
Perry County, PA

2023 Spruce Hill
Perry County, PA

2023 Wertzville
Perry County, PA