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Names on the South Manheim map

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Places and landmarks6

  • South Manheim Township Office
  • Stony Creek
  • Weiser State Forest
  • Aucheys
  • Brommerstown
  • Jefferson

Streets and roads57

  • Fair Road
  • Wynonah Drive
  • Meadow Drive
  • Wagon Wheel Drive
  • Schuylkill Mountain Road
  • Berne Drive
  • Deiberts Valley Road
  • West Deer View Drive
  • Summer Hill Road
  • Woodland Drive
  • Stony Mountain Road
  • East Deer View Drive
  • Berne Road
  • Running Deer Drive
  • Pine Lane
  • Hill View Road
  • Bear Creek Road
  • Fern Lane
  • State Game Lands Road
  • Aspen Drive
  • Hickory Lane
  • Burma Road
  • Stag Drive
  • Stony Lane
  • Stallion Drive
  • Spring Lane
  • Teepee Drive
  • Crazy Horse Drive
  • Montana Drive
  • Tonto Drive
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  • Dohner Lane
  • Wagonwheel Drive
  • Old Jefferson Lane
  • Buckaroo Drive
  • Fry Lane
  • North Oak Lane
  • Spear Cv
  • Jan Drive
  • West Jefferson Lane
  • South Shue String Lane
  • North Shue String Lane
  • South Oak Lane
  • Bow Drive
  • Running Bear Cv
  • Doe Drive
  • Miller Road
  • Bearcat Cv
  • Yerger Lane
  • Breezy Lane
  • Spotts Lane
  • Pinto Cv
  • Market Street
  • Shue String Lane
  • Moccasin Drive
  • Cherokee Drive
  • Clauser Lane
  • Buffalo Cv

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About South Manheim, Pennsylvania

South Manheim is a township of 2,723 people in Schuylkill County, the middle township along the county's southern edge. Matthew Hein was the first settler in the area, on a farm a mile or so below Landingville that later passed to Daniel Hein, and Adam Smith settled near the Blue Mountain on land later known as Wert's farm. Life was dangerous for these scattered families: from 1755 to 1763 raids terrified the region, and after killings along the Schuylkill in October 1755 most settlers fled south into Berks County.

For years Manheim Township resisted the public school law, but the free common schools in nearby Pottsville, Norwegian and Orwigsburg slowly won people over. One spring the voters finally accepted the system by a large majority, and that November eight schools opened for a four-month term. When Manheim was divided into North and South Manheim in 1845, the new southern township had five public schools. It counted 773 people in 1850 and 929 in 1870.

  • First sawmill in 1777A man named Werner built the township's first sawmill in 1777 on a small stream called Riffee Creek, on land William Zuber later owned. The first gristmill was Kershner's mill near Auburn. Workers rebuilt it many years later, and by the time the county history was written people knew it as Fisher's mill.
  • The Pott family furnaceJohn Pott, from a pioneering family of ironmakers whose father Wilhelm came to America in 1734, built an early iron furnace that became a longtime South Manheim landmark. It was repaired many times before fire destroyed it in 1877. A new furnace then went up at Jefferson station in the south of the township, owned by John G. Kauffman & Brother, and it gave work to about 50 men when it ran.
  • St. Paul's union churchLutherans and German Reformed shared St. Paul's Church, with about 300 members from each. Their stone church, the congregation's third building, held 1,000 people, and in 1878 it was remodeled with frescoes, fresh paint and carpet. Rev. Mr. Moyer led the Reformed side for about forty years, and Rev. W. H. Kuntz, in charge of the Lutherans from 1874, had confirmed 115 members. The summer Sunday school counted 94 scholars in 1880.

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