1958 Map of Bowling Green South

About this map

The agricultural landscape south of Bowling Green is defined by the flat expanse of the Plain and the subtle rise of the Sand Ridge. In the late 1950s, this region was a network of small crossroads settlements and family farms connected by the Baltimore and Ohio and New York Central railroads. The map captures the social hubs of these rural communities, featuring landmarks like the Mt Zion Ch, Westwood High Sch, and the Sargeant Cem.