1961 Map of Butler

About this map

Butler sits at the heart of this 1961 landscape, where the Baltimore and Ohio railroad tracks trace the winding path of the Clear Fork Mohican River. The survey captures the transition from the village center to the outlying farmlands of Jefferson and Worthington townships, marked by a network of rural roads such as Wagner Road and Mishey Road. A significant historical boundary, the Greenville Treaty Line, cuts across the lower third of the map, separating Richland and Knox counties and anchoring the region's early settlement geometry.