1967 Map of Fishers
USGS Topo · Published 1988About this map
The White River and its various tributaries, including Cool Creek and Mud Creek, define the transition from agrarian landscape to suburban expansion during the late 1960s. This document highlights the development of several residential neighborhoods such as New Briton, Castleton, and Allisonville, contrasted against the preserved grounds of the Conner Prairie Museum and the Oaklawn Memorial Gardens (Cemetery). To the south, the edge of the Fort Benjamin Harrison Mil Res and the Indianapolis Metropolitan Airport represent the major institutional and infrastructure footprints of the era.
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