1958 Map of Sharpsville

About this map

The Shenango River Reservoir dominates this landscape, having significantly altered the valley floor between Sharpsville and Clark. While much of the terrain is characterized by the convergence of Pymatuning Creek and the Shenango River, the presence of extensive rail infrastructure like the Erie-Lackawanna and Penn Central lines underscores the region’s industrial connectivity. The 1970 photo-revisions highlight the suburban expansion of Reynolds Heights and Sharon, contrasted with rural landmarks such as Fell Cem and the Township Sch. Local genealogy is well-served by the clear marking of family-named spots like Lamonts Corners and Pritchards Corner. These updates, shown in purple, reveal the specific footprint of late-century development over the original mid-century topographic survey.