1910 Map of Frazeysburg

About this map

Dresden and Frazeysburg anchor this 1910 survey of a landscape defined by the convergence of early industrial transit and hill country farming. The Ohio Canal and several major rail lines, including the Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis, trace the low-lying valleys of the Licking River and Wakatomika Creek. This infrastructure reflects a transitional era where traditional water-route commerce was being superseded by high-speed rail.