1967 Map of White Mills

About this map

The Lackawaxen River defines the southern movement through this corridor, carving a path past the industrial and residential cluster of White Mills. This landscape is characterized by a high density of recreation and local civic life, shown through numerous summer camps like Camp Munsee and Camp Navajo, alongside essential community structures such as the Beach Lake Sch and St Josephs Ch. Settlement patterns follow the winding creek valleys and ridges, with smaller hamlets like Indian Orchard and Berlin Center serving as local hubs between the more developed areas of East Honesdale and the scattered farmsteads of Smith Hill. The map records a transition in land use, featuring both traditional extraction at the Quarry and modern mid-century leisure landmarks, notably the Drive-in Theater south of Indian Orchard Brook.