1913 Map of Stoneboro

About this map

French Creek and Sandy Creek define the landscape of this 1913 survey, which documents the rural character of Mercer County before modern highway expansion. The map reveals a dense network of early 20th-century social infrastructure, including dozens of one-room schoolhouses like Boylan School and Gourley School, alongside local industrial sites such as Norths Mills. Transportation of the era is clearly marked by the Pennsylvania System and the New Castle and Oil City Line, which intersect at Stoneboro and Jackson Center.