1953 Map of Clermont
USGS Topo · Published 1956About this map
Clermont sits at the heart of this 1953 survey, a crossroads town defined by the converging lines of the New York Central and Pennsylvania railroads. The landscape transitions from the suburban edges of Speedway and the Mickleyville area toward the rural border of Hendricks and Marion Counties. To the north, Eagle Creek carves a deep valley through the terrain, flanked by the wooded heights of Eagle Crest Forest and Mt Pleasant. This era shows the local infrastructure of a growing community, including the Indiana Girls School and scattered rural anchors like Salem Church and Bullard Cemetery. Notable industrial footprints are evident at the Tank Farm near Clermont and the Sewage Disposal works along the creek, while residential developments like Westwood begin to dot the grid of numbered west-side streets.
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