1965 Map of White Pine

About this map

Cogan House serves as a central hub for this Lycoming County landscape, where small upland clearings for agriculture meet the dense woods of the State Game Lands No 75. The map reveals the settlement patterns of the mid-1960s, documenting local landmarks like the Cogan House Sch and the Persun Cem south of Beech Grove. This area is defined by its complex drainage network, where Blockhouse Creek and Larrys Creek carve through the terrain, separated by prominent ridges such as Buckhorn Mountain. To the north, Jackson Corners and Buttonwood sit near the headwaters of Wolf Run, while specialized sites like Fishermans Point and Club House Point suggest the long-standing importance of outdoor recreation and hunting in the north-central Pennsylvania highlands.