1926 Map of Woodhull

About this map

The Canisteo River carves a deep valley through the northern half of this landscape, serving as the primary corridor for the Erie RR and a string of settlements including Cameron and Cameron Mills. This 1920s topography reveals a dense network of upland one-room schoolhouses such as the Eight Square School, Gothic School, and Five Corners School, reflecting the era's decentralized rural education before mid-century consolidation. To the south, the terrain levels into the drainage basins of Tuscarora Creek and its branches, where Woodhull and Jasper anchor the farming community near the New York Pennsylvania Boundary Line. The map documents a rugged interior geography where localized names like Kinners Knob and Cobble Knoll define the heights between winding creek valleys like Mud Creek and Helmer Creek.