Strasburg and Quarryville anchor this detailed landscape of Lancaster County, where the historic Strasburg RR corridor reflects the deep roots of Pennsylvania's rail heritage. The region is densely populated with genealogical landmarks, from the Lefevre Cem and John Howery Cem in the north to the Quarryville Cem and Saint Catherine's Roman Catholic Cem in the south. Many family-named sites like the Brackbill - Neff Graveyard and Martin Family Graveyard suggest a long history of local settlement. The terrain transitions from the elevations of Bunker Hill and Oak Hill down to the winding waters of Pequea Creek and Big Beaver Creek. This survey details the complex network of rural roads and small hamlets like New Providence, Hessdale, and Refton, illustrating the persistent agricultural and small-town character of the area.
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1902 · Lancaster
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1904 · Lancaster
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1906 · New Holland
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1908 · New Holland
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1912 · Quarryville
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1912 · Mc Calls Ferry
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1941 · New Holland
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1943 · Lancaster
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1943 · Quarryville
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1943 · Mc Calls Ferry
USGS Topo · 1:62,500