1958 Map of Bradner

About this map

The agricultural plains of northwestern Ohio are defined here by a dense grid of section roads and a sprawling network of Oil Wells, particularly concentrated around the village of Bradner. This 1958 survey captures the region's mid-century character, where heavy rail traffic from the New York Central and the Chesapeake and Ohio railroads intersects at the hearts of small trading hubs like Wayne and Risingsun. Local landmarks such as the Township Sch and Graham Cem provide specific points of interest for genealogical research, anchoring the landscape's history to its early schools and family burial sites.