1969 Map of Seeley Creek

About this map

The Chemung River valley dominates this late 1960s landscape, serving as a corridor for the Erie-Lackawanna railroad and power infrastructure near East Corning. To the south, the terrain rises into a series of named ridges including Steege Hill and Cleveland Hill, where small settlements like Sagetown and Webb Mills are located along the winding valley of Seeley Creek. The map documents a blend of monastic life and mid-century recreation, featuring the Mount Saviour Monastery atop a high ridge and the Drive-in Theater near Harris Hill Manor. Genealogists will find value in local landmarks such as Dutch Hill Cem and Kelly Hill Cem, while the intricate contouring reveals the complex drainage patterns of Mudlick Creek and Birch Creek as they cut through the highlands of Southport and Caton toward the Pennsylvania border.