1960 Map of Dixon

About this map

The Indiana Ohio State Line serves as the central axis for this 1960 survey, bisecting a landscape defined by precise section lines and the diverging paths of Flatrock Creek and Blue Creek. Along the northern edge, Monroeville appears as a significant rail-connected hub, while the hamlet of Dixon straddles the state boundary itself. The region’s rural heritage is densely documented through numerous family and community landmarks, such as the Odd Fellows Cem, Hoffman Cem, and Alpha Cem. The presence of several country churches, including Walnut Grove Ch and Bethlehem Ch, underscores the established social fabric of Monroe and Tully townships. This map is particularly valuable for genealogists, as it meticulously labels smaller settlements like Wolfcale and East Liberty alongside a high concentration of named cemeteries and church sites that often served as the cornerstones of local identity in the mid-20th century.