1966 Map of Corydon East

About this map

Corydon serves as the focal point for this Harrison County landscape, where the confluence of Little Indian Creek and Indian Creek defines the local topography. This 1966 survey, with revisions into the early 1990s, documents a rural Indiana community balancing traditional agriculture with mid-century development. The land is marked by small settlements like New Middletown and Breckenridge, alongside community landmarks such as the Harrison Grange and the Corydon Country Club. Genealogists will find several well-preserved family and church burial grounds, including Miles Spring Cem, Shuck Cem, and Sharon Cem. The southern portion of the sheet is dominated by the meandering path of Buck Creek as it winds through Webster and Harrison townships. Notable geographic and industrial features such as Kings Cave and the Filtration Plant indicate the region's relationship with its limestone geology and water resources.