1999 Map of Red Lion
USGS Topo · Published 2002About this map
Red Lion serves as a primary hub of development in this South Central Pennsylvania landscape, where early industrial sites and rural crossroads communities define the local geography. Significant historical industry is evidenced by Margaretta Furnace and Leiphart Mill, while the high ground of Mt Pisgah and the expansive Samuel S Lewis State Park overlook the winding course of Canadochly Creek. The map documents a dense network of country schools and houses of worship, including Mazie Gable Sch and Bethlehem Ch, which anchored the social life of surrounding hamlets like Grimms Crossroads and Bittersville. Technological infrastructure, such as the Western Union Relay Tower and several radio towers, appears alongside traditional family-named landmarks and cemeteries like Oleweiler Cem, marking the intersection of modern telecommunications with the area's deep-rooted agrarian and early industrial foundations.
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