1911 Map of Antrim

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The National Road and Steubenville Road anchor this early 20th-century landscape in Guernsey and Harrison counties, showing a rural society structured around its township lines and local institutions. Small trade centers like Antrim, Londonderry, and Middlebourne are linked by a dense network of country schools, including the notably named Deep Cut School, Moccasin School, and Sligo School. This era reflects a high density of rural education, where schools were placed within walking distance of the many family farms that populated the hills.