1960 Map of Bucyrus

About this map

Bucyrus serves as a significant central Ohio rail hub in this early 1960s study, where the Pennsylvania and New York Central lines intersect amidst a dense concentration of local institutions. The city is well-documented with municipal landmarks including the Courthouse, Hosp, and several neighborhood schools such as Norton Sch and Lincoln Sch. Beyond the urban core, the landscape transitions into the agricultural townships of Liberty and Whetstone, where family-named cemeteries like Rupp Cem and Campbell Cem offer valuable points of interest for genealogists.