1958 Map of Carroll

About this map

The Ohio Canal (Abandoned) traces a diagonal path through this landscape, marking the evolution of Ohio transportation alongside the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. Centered on Carroll, the survey captures a network of rural settlements like Stoudertown, Harley, and Havensport as they appeared before mid-century modernization. The southern edge of the sheet features the Anchor Hocking Airport and a Pumping Sta near the Hocking River, illustrating the industrial and infrastructure requirements of the era. Local heritage is preserved through numerous family-named landmarks and spiritual centers, including Wildermuth Memorial Ch and Mt Carmel Cem. The drainage patterns of Walnut Creek and Poplar Creek dictate the terrain's layout, connecting the townships of Violet, Liberty, Bloom, and Greenfield.