1911 Map of Antrim

About this map

The National Road cuts across the southern portion of this landscape, serving as a primary artery for the region during the early twentieth century. This thoroughfare connects the settlements of Middlebourne, Elizabethtown, Easton, and Washington, illustrating the typical township and village growth patterns found in eastern Ohio. The map reveals an extensive network of rural education and worship, with dozens of local institutions such as the Moccasin School, Sligo School, and Wesley Church scattered throughout the valleys and ridges.