Descriptive List MG 11-Map Collection The Pennsylvania State Archives Maps 501-550 501. Harrisburg and Immediate Vicinity, c. 1957. Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce. Walter C. Shull, April 1957. Shows: public buildings, churches, theatres, transportation, organizations, office buildings, parking facilities, auditoriums, schools, hospitals, hotels. 18 x 26. Printed, black on white. 1 item. 502. Map of Warren County, Pennsylvania, 1957. Scenic and Historic Sites and other points of interest. Elton W. Davis, 1957. Created to Honor the Citizens of Warren County-Past Present and Future and Presented to the Historical Society by the Designer, Elton Whitney Davis. Shows: bass and trout fishing, picnic areas, State Game Lands; old Indian path. 16 x 22. Printed, in color. 1 item. 503. Plans for Allegheny Reservoir, 1964. Allegheny River. Cemetery Relocations. Riverview, Corydon and Cornplanter. United States Army Engineer District, Pittsburgh Corps of Engineers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1964. Shows: cemetery relocations. 14 x 22. Drawings, 038-Ul-69/12, Sheets Nos. 1-19. 1 item. 504. Allegheny River Reservoir, Real Estate. Project Map, United States Army Corps of Engineers, Location of Project, Warren and McKean Counties. Segments, 23 and 33. Shows: Tract Register of Acquisition after January 1, 1943; Vicinity Map; States Index; Segment Index. 30 x 42. Black on white. 2 items. 505. Souvenir Map of the Kinzua Dam, The Allegheny River Reservoir and Surrounding Area. Paul L. Quinn, 36 Bushnell Street, Bradford, Pennsylvania, October 3, 1962-February 13, 1963. Copyright, 1963-64. Shows: Panorama Graphic Method of Locating Points of Interest; Allegheny State Park Master Plan, Quaker Area, 1964; recreation areas completed; Kinzua; artist's conception of Willow Bay Area. 27 x 23. Printed, in color. 1 item. 506. Map of Venango County, Pennsylvania, 1857. Compiled from Official Surveys by R. Irwin, C. H. Heydrick, and C. Heydrick, 1857. Traced, June 22, 1915. Shows: - mills, furnaces, roads, surveys. 27 x 35. Xerox. 1 item. 507. Allegheny National Forest Pennsylvania, 1958. United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service. Shows: National Forest Land; United States and State Highways, forest service road, trail, railroads, telephone line, ranger station, permanent lookout, improved recreation area, motor highways. 35 x 25. Printed, in color. 1 item. 508. The Valley of the Senecas, The Tidioute-Tionesta Area of the Beautiful Allegheny. Pictures by Richard C. Miller. Shows: islands and eddies, description of name places, roads, State Game Land, trail maintained by Allegheny National Forest, historic marker, stocked streams, camping areas. 22 x 17. Black on white. 1 item. 509. Road Type Map of Pennsylvania, 1940. Showing State Highways and Main Connecting Township and County Roads. Issued by the Department of Highways, July 1940. Copyright, Bureau of Publications, Department of Property and Supplies, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Shows: State capital; county seats and boundaries; township lines; railroads; streams; federal-aid system; Legislative route numbers; gravel, flint, shale, bituminous materials, concrete highways; Pennsylvania Turnpike. Insets: Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. 34 x 60. Printed, in color. 1 item. 510. The Pennsylvania Turnpike: Philadelphia Extension and Proposed Extensions, 1949. Issued by Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, April 1948. Revised, January 4, 1949. Shows: existing turnpike, Philadelphia Extension; Proposed Extension; Route 30 (Lincoln Highway) and Route 11; Route 22 (William Penn) and Route 422; connecting State Highway routes. 20 x 58. Western Extension, 19 x 12. Black on white. 2 items. 511. Routes of the Armies of General John Sullivan, General James Clinton and Colonel Daniel Brodhead-1779, 1929. Shows: order of march, important dates, inscriptions on tablets; results. Vignettes: General John Sullivan, Brigadier General Edward Hand, General James Clinton, Colonel Daniel Brodhead. 17 x 22. Printed, black on white. 1 item. 512. Official Map of Pennsylvania Issued for 1972. Prepared by the Department of Transportation in Cooperation with the Department of Environmental Resources and the Pennsylvania Game Commission, Harrisburg. Copyright 1972. Bureau of Publications, Department of Property and Supplies. Shows: Interstate Highways, Pennsylvania Turnpike, public recreation areas, road classifications, population, highway markers. Insets: (Details of) Allentown-Bethlehem, Altoona, Arnold-New Kensington, Beaver Falls, Bradford, Butler, Chester, DuBois, Easton, Erie, Franklin, Gettysburg, Greensburg, Harrisburg, Hazleton, Hershey, Indiana, Johnstown, Lancaster, Lebanon, Meadville, New Castle, Oil City, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Pottsville, Reading, Scranton, Sharon-Farrell, State College, Stroudsburg-E. Stroudsburg, Washington, Wilkes-Barre, Williamsport, York. 26 x 40. Printed, in color. 1 item. 513. Your Guide to the Pennsylvania Turnpike, ca. 1959-1963. David L. Lawrence, Governor. Commissioners Lawler, Byrne, McSorley, Trimarchi; Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. Shows: other turnpikes or superhighways, United States highways, Pennsylvania State Highways, historical sites along the Turnpike. 8 x 23. Printed, in color. 1 item. 514. Reading Company, 1947. Office of the Chief Engineer. Shows: owned, leased or operated lines; Central Railroad Company of New Jersey, Central Railroad Company of Pennsylvania; other lines in which the company has a substantial interest; Baltimore & 0hio Railroad and W. M. Railway; principal interchange points. 20 x 26. Printed, in color. 1 item. 515. [County Maps: Traffic and Legislative, Type 3], 1972. The Pennsylvania Depart- ment of Transportation, Revised, April-June, 1972. Shows: counties, Adams to York-no Philadelphia; State highways, old system, rural route system; county and township roads; United States & State Highway traffic route numbers; Interstate Route; Legislative Route numbers; United States roads; interchanges. 24 x 20 each. Printed, in black and white. 66 items. 516. Map Showing Anthracite Coal Measures in Watershed of Schuylkill River, November, 1948. 15 x 21. Blue Ink on white. 1 item. 517. Plan of the Battery at New Castle, on Delaware, Laid-out the 2nd May, 1757. By Elias Meyer, Lieutenant of the 60d or loyal American Regiment. Shows: profiles of Battery Lines A, B, C, D; Delaware River; Guard Room; Kitchens; "Soldier's Baraque;" "Officers Apartement;" Powder Magazine. A Scale of the Plan of 32 yards. 23 x 17. Facsimile. Torn in 4 parts. Black on white. 1 item. 518. Handy Map of the City of Reading, Berks County, Pennsylvania, 1887. Drawn and Published by A. Harvey Tyson, Civil Engineer, No. 511 Penn Street. Copyrighted 1887, by A. Harvey Tyson, Civil Engineer. Shows: churches, mills, machine works, tanneries, distilleries, etc. 24 x 28. Printed, in color. 1 item. 519. General Highway Maps of Pennsylvania Counties, 1958-1972. Prepared by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (or Pennsylvania Department of Highways), in cooperation with the Bureau of Public Roads, United States Department of Commerce. Data obtained from the State-Wide Highway Planning Survey. Copyright: Bureau of Publications, Department of Property and Supplies, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Polyconic Projection. Shows: Adams to York Counties - no Philadelphia; farm units, dwellings; industry; education and correctional institutions; public service facilities; conservation or recreation; miscellaneous map features-natural features; airways and airports; railroads; navigation and drainage; boundaries; city, borough or village centers; structures; roads and roadway and culture features; population of County, 1960 Census; area of County; insets. Sizes vary. Printed in black and white, with color. 89 items. 1. Adams County, 1966, reprinted, 1972. Type 10 General Highway Map. Insets. 49 x 38. 2. Allegheny County, 1964. Sheet No. 1 of 3. Insets: Downtown Pittsburgh, Allegheny Valley, Pittsburgh and Butler Valley Interchanges. 48 x 37. Sheet No. 2 of 3. Insets: First Class Townships. Torn. 49 x 36. Sheet No. 3 of 3. Insets: First Class Townships. 49 x 36. 3. Armstrong County, 1971. Insets. 49 x 36. 4. Beaver County, 1961. Insets: Nos. 1-26. 49 x 36. 5. Bedford County, 1963. Insets. 49 x 36. 6. Berks County, 1966. Sheet No. 1 of 2. 49 x 36. Sheet No. 2 of 2. missing 7. Blair County, 1962. Insets: Nos. 1-42, 49 x 36. 8. Bradford County, 1964. Insets: Nos. 1-24. 48 x 36. 9. Bucks County, 1971. Sheet No. 1 of 3. 49 x 36. Sheet No. 2 of 3. Insets: Second Class Township. 49 x 36. Sheet No. 3 of 3. Insets: Delimited Compact, First and Second Class Townships. 49 x 36. 10. Butler County, 1968. Insets: Butler and Nos. 1-42. 49 x 36. 11. Cambria County, 1962. Sheet No. 1 of 2. 49 x 36. Sheet No. 2 of 2. Insets: Nos. 1-73. 49 x 36. 12. Cameron County, 1958. Insets: Nos. 1-4. 49 x 36. 13. Carbon County, 1961. Insets: Nos. 1-16. 49 x 36. 14. Centre County, 1962. Sheet No. 1 of 2. Insets: Nos. 1-14. 49 x 36. Sheet No. 2 of 2. Insets: Nos. 15-33. 49 x 36. 15. Chester County, 1959. Sheet No. 1 of 2. 49 x 36. Sheet No. 2 of 2. Insets: First Class Townships, Nos. 1-48. Delimited Compact. 49 x 36. 16. Clarion County, 1962. Insets: Nos. 1-21. 49 x 36. 17. Clearfield County, 1962. Sheet No. 1 of 2. Insets: Nos. 1-3, 19-47. 49 x 36. Sheet No. 2 of 2. Insets: Nos. 4-18. 49 x 36. 18. Clinton County, 1962. Insets: Nos. 1-20, West Keating Township. 49 x 36. 19. Columbia County, 1963, Reprinted, 1972. Insets: Nos. 1-30. 49 x 36. 20. Crawford County, 1967. Sheet No. 1 of 2. Insets: Nos. 2-5, 7-10, 27-28. 49 x 36. Sheet No. 2 of 2. Insets: Nos. 1, 6, 11-26, 29-30. 49 x 36. 21. Cumberland County, 1966. Sheet No. 1 of 2. Insets: Gettysburg and Carlisle Interchanges. 49 x 36. Sheet No. 2 of 2. Insets: First Class Townships, and Nos. 1-31. 49 x 36. 22. Dauphin County, 1964. Sheet No. 1 of 2. 49 x 36. Sheet No. 2 of 2. Insets: First Class Townships, Nos. 1-28, Highspire Interchange. 49 x 36. 23. Delaware County, 1965. Sheet No. 1 of 2. Insets: Chester, Delimited Compact. 49 x 36. Sheet No.