If you grew up in Brownstown, or you still have family on Anthony Street or Habicht Street, this print was made with you in mind. It's a new aerial view of Brownstown in Cambria County, Pennsylvania, built from modern data and given a vintage look. Hundreds of small red buildings sit close together on a green hillside. Deep shaded valleys fall away on both sides. Stackhouse Park sits just beside the houses, and roads climb in from the edges of the sheet.
Anthony Street, Church Alley and Stackhouse Park
On this map you'll find Anthony Street, Church Alley, Hall Street, Home Street, Habicht Street, Kartes Street, Brendel Street, Willis Street, Troy Street, Crystal Street, Albany Street, Benedict Street, Lebzelter Lane, Stackhouse Park, and more. Each red shape is a building, so zoom in on the preview and look for yours.
Brownstown in the 1907 county history
Brownstown has been part of the Johnstown story for a long time. The History of Cambria County, printed in 1907, kept count of the villages around the city. It says Brownstown had 550 people in 1890. A later table in the book lists Brownstown among Johnstown's suburbs. It gives 800 people in one count and 904 in the next.
The same book names Brownstown in one more place. The town had its own commissary. When the number of commissaries was cut back, Brownstown's was joined to the ones at Cambria and Prospect. Today about 696 people live in the borough, by the 2020 census. Their streets still fill the middle of this map, with Stackhouse Park right beside them.
A Brownstown map for home or far away
Created by KNOWOL in 2026, this print shows Brownstown from above in soft greens. The hills are shaded, the roads are pale lines, and the buildings are red. The title panel reads AERIAL VIEW OF BROWNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA, with 40°20' NORTH 78°56' WEST printed below.
It suits a living room, a front hall or a home office. It's a good gift for someone who knows Stackhouse Park and has moved away, or for a family still living on Home Street. Open the preview and find your street. See sizes and frames for the Brownstown map.
