
New Castle and its southern suburbs anchor this mid-century portrait of industrial Lawrence County, where heavy rail corridors and extractive industries define the landscape. The confluence of the Neshannock River and Shenango river valley serves as a hub for the Erie Railroad and the Pennsylvania Railroad, which snake through deep-cut valleys and past the New Castle Junction. The transition from the urban density of South New Castle to the outlying townships reveals a landscape shaped by coal and stone, dotted with numerous strip mines and a large quarry near West Pittsburg.
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1905 Neshannock
Lawrence County, PA

1907 Neshannock
Lawrence County, PA

1958 Edinburg
Lawrence County, PA

1958 New Castle North
Lawrence County, PA

1958 New Castle South
Lawrence County, PA

1961 Harlansburg
Lawrence County, PA
2010 Edinburg
Lawrence County, PA
2010 Harlansburg
Lawrence County, PA
2010 New Castle North
Lawrence County, PA
2010 New Castle South
Lawrence County, PA
2013 Edinburg
Lawrence County, PA
2013 Harlansburg
Lawrence County, PA
2013 New Castle North
Lawrence County, PA
2013 New Castle South
Lawrence County, PA
2016 Edinburg
Lawrence County, PA
2016 Harlansburg
Lawrence County, PA
2016 New Castle North
Lawrence County, PA
2016 New Castle South
Lawrence County, PA
2019 Edinburg
Lawrence County, PA
2019 Harlansburg
Lawrence County, PA
2019 New Castle North
Lawrence County, PA
2019 New Castle South
Lawrence County, PA

2023 Edinburg
Lawrence County, PA

2023 Harlansburg
Lawrence County, PA

2023 New Castle North
Lawrence County, PA

2023 New Castle South
Lawrence County, PA