1949 Map of Baldwin

About this map

The Chicago And North Western railroad forms a vital transport spine through west-central Wisconsin, connecting the growing communities of Hammond, Baldwin, and Woodville. This mid-century landscape is defined by its deep commitment to local education and faith, evidenced by dozens of rural institutions such as the Birchdale Sch, Loyalty Sch, and Happy Valley Ch. The terrain transitions from the headwaters of the Kinnickinnic River in the northwest toward the more dissected valleys of the Rush River and its tributaries in the south.