1933 Map of Titusville
USGS Topo · Published 1933About this map
Titusville serves as the industrial hub of this 1930s landscape, situated at the confluence of several early petroleum and transport corridors. The map documents a region deeply shaped by the oil industry, most notably featuring the Drake Oil Well south of town along the banks of Oil Creek. This waterway, flanked by the Pennsylvania RR, remains the primary artery through the valley, while the surrounding uplands are dotted with numerous small country schools like Hummer Sch and Redfield Sch, reflecting a dense rural population typical of Pennsylvania's northwestern counties at the time.
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