1953 Map of Pitman West
USGS Topo · Published 1954About this map
Raccoon Creek and its many tributaries, including Edwards Run and Clems Run, define the agricultural and residential landscape of this Gloucester County region in the early 1950s. The map illustrates a network of small settlements such as Richwood, Ewan, and Aura linked by rural roads and the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines railroad, which skirts the eastern edge through Glassboro. This era shows the transition of the land from intensive milling and farming to suburban expansion around Pitman.
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Editions of this 1953 Pitman West Map
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Historical Maps of Glassboro Through Time
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1953 Pitman East
Gloucester County, NJ
1953 Pitman West
Gloucester County, NJ
1966 Pitman East
Gloucester County, NJ
1967 Pitman West
Gloucester County, NJ
1995 Pitman West
Gloucester County, NJ
2011 Pitman East
Gloucester County, NJ
2011 Pitman West
Gloucester County, NJ
2014 Pitman East
Gloucester County, NJ
2014 Pitman West
Gloucester County, NJ
2016 Pitman East
Gloucester County, NJ
2016 Pitman West
Gloucester County, NJ
2019 Pitman East
Gloucester County, NJ
2019 Pitman West
Gloucester County, NJ
2023 Pitman East
Gloucester County, NJ
2023 Pitman West
Gloucester County, NJ