1960 Map of Coolville

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The Hocking River winds through a landscape of ridges and runs, meeting the Ohio River at Hockingport in this 1960s-era topographic study. This river junction defines the regional topography, where the Baltimore and Ohio railroad cuts across the northern terrain near Coolville and Coolville Station. The interior is marked by a dense network of small rural institutions, including the Carthage-Troy Township Sch and numerous family and community burial grounds like Weatherby Cem and Humphrey Cem.