Mount Union borough
Bird's-eye view, 1906
Mount Union in 1906, drawn from the air before airplanes, T. M. Fowler's bird's-eye map, made just as the brick boom ignited. Every street, mill, and church is here. In the decade after this was drawn, the town tripled in size.
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Checked 2026-07-12 · Historic Mount Union collection
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