1915 Map of East Liberty

About this map

Campbell Hill and the surrounding heights of Jefferson township define the high ground of Logan County in this early twentieth-century survey. The landscape is a dense network of early rural education, featuring uniquely named sites such as Indian Mound School, Cornbread School, and Quaking Asp School scattered across the township lines. Historical survey markers like the Greenville Treaty Line and the Columbus Boundary Line bisect the terrain, reflecting the early administrative divisions of the Ohio frontier. Smaller settlements like Pickrelltown, New Jerusalem, and Marl City are linked by established routes such as the Urbana Road, while the Ohio Central and the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis railroads facilitate commerce through the larger hubs of West Mansfield and East Liberty.