1960 Map of Evansport

About this map

The Tiffin River meanders southward through the agricultural heart of northwest Ohio, serving as the central geographic feature for the rural communities of Stryker and Evansport. This 1960s landscape is defined by a dense grid of family-named roads, including Beerbower Road and Bostater Road, which connect scattered farmsteads to local landmarks like the Township High Sch and St Johns Ch. The presence of the Penn Central railroad corridor in the north and the Williams County Airport near the border of Pulaski township illustrates the evolving transportation infrastructure of the era. Genealogists will find significant value in the detailed plotting of local burial grounds, such as Boynton Cem and Oak Ridge Cem, alongside various township halls and rural chapels that anchored these farming townships before modern consolidations.