1943 Map of Antoine
USGS Topo · Published 1981About this map
The Antoine River carves a path through the borderlands of Pike and Clark counties, defining a landscape of timbered hills and scattered rural communities in the early 1940s. The Missouri Pacific railroad serves as a critical corridor for the region, passing through the town of Antoine and connecting smaller locales like Pike Junction and Kathleen Siding. This era reveals a densely settled countryside populated by numerous local institutions, including the Rosenwall Sch, Bethsaida Ch, and Smyrna Ch, which anchored the social life of surrounding farmsteads.
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