1931 Map of Fulton
USGS Topo · Published 1931About this map
The city of Fulton serves as the hub of this 1930s landscape, where the Chicago and Alton RR and several early highways converge. The surrounding Callaway County terrain is a complex network of rural school districts and parish centers, many of which are identified by family-named schools like St Eunice Sch and Dahmer Sch. Outside the city, the land breaks into deep hollows such as Spring Hollow and Maddox Hollow as it slopes toward the winding path of Auxvasse Creek. Small rural crossroads like Kingdom City and McCredie illustrate the early development of the region's transportation corridors. Of particular note for local historians are the numerous country churches, including the Old Auxvasse Ch and Harmony Ch, which anchored these upland farming communities before the era of modern consolidation.
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