1962 Map of Berlin

About this map

The Greenville Treaty Line bisects this portion of Holmes County, marking a historic boundary between Congress Lands to the north and the United States Military District to the south. This 1960s landscape is defined by the rural settlements of Berlin, Mt Hope, and Charm, which serve as hubs for the surrounding agricultural community. The map captures the area's educational and spiritual centers, including Hiland High Sch and St Johns Ch, alongside several smaller rural schools such as Troyer Sch and North Bunker Hill Sch. Waterways like Doughty Creek and Walnut Creek carve through the terrain, while evidence of local industry appears in the form of scattered gas wells and a strip mine. The presence of numerous unmarked cemeteries and family-named landmarks like Millers Corners provides valuable data for those tracing local lineage in this traditional Ohio heartland.