1958 Map of Albion East

About this map

Albion stands as the primary hub on the western edge of this Nebraska landscape, where the Union Pacific Railroad cuts a diagonal path across the agricultural plains. The terrain is defined by the broad O'Neill Valley and the winding courses of Beaver Creek and Vorhees Creek. This 1958 field-checked record, with later 1980s updates, captures a rural infrastructure of one-room schoolhouses like School No 7 and School No 49, alongside the legacy of former transit routes preserved as an Old Railroad Grade. For those tracing family histories in Boone County, the map provides precise locations for the St Michael Cem, Albion Cem, and Boone Cem, grounding the community's genealogical record in the physical geography of the mid-20th century prairie.