1944 Map of Waynesboro
USGS Topo · Published 1960About this map
Waynesboro serves as the industrial and residential hub of this 1944 survey, situated at the junction of the Western Maryland and the Maryland and Pennsylvania railroads. The town's layout, featuring an Armory and the nearby Waynesboro Country Club, contrasts with the agricultural and mountainous terrain to the north and east. The landscape is dotted with small rural schoolhouses, including Ryder Sch, Oak Hill School, and Blue Rock Sch, indicating a distributed network of small communities like Altenwald, Quinsonia, and Tomstown.
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Editions of this 1944 Waynesboro Map
5 editions found
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