1948 Map of Ebenezer

About this map

Lake McDaniel serves as a central geographic feature in this 1940s survey of Greene County, Missouri, where the Little Sac River and South Dry Sac Creek converge. The landscape is characterized by a dense network of rural infrastructure, including numerous family-serving institutions such as Robberson Prairie Ch, Schuyler Sch, and Pleasant Hill Sch. This era captures the area just north of Springfield before major suburban expansion, highlighting the importance of the Springfield Water Works and the Sewage Disposal system to the region's development. Notable landmarks like the Crystal Cave and the District Fairgrounds indicate a landscape balanced between agricultural life and regional public utility. The map also documents established communities like Ebenezer and Glidewell, providing a detailed look at the local road networks of Norton Road and Highway 13.