1953 Map of Seven Valleys
USGS Topo · Published 1956About this map
The Pennsylvania and Western Maryland railroads define the industrial character of south-central York County in the mid-1950s, converging at significant transit points like Hanover Junction. This landscape is deeply etched by the branching paths of Codorus Creek, which dictated the location of early settlements and milling sites. Small rural communities like Jefferson and Seven Valleys appear as vital hubs for the surrounding farm country, supported by a dense network of country schools and houses of worship.
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Editions of this 1953 Seven Valleys Map
5 editions found
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