1944 Map of Galva
USGS Topo · Published 1944About this map
Bishop Hill stands as a prominent landmark in this mid-century portrait of Henry and Knox Counties, preserving the footprint of the historic communal settlement alongside its neighboring agricultural townships. The landscape is defined by a dense network of local education and faith, featuring numerous country schoolhouses like the uniquely named Octagon Sch and Swank College Sch, alongside rural centers such as North Ontario Ch. The region's development is anchored by the Chicago Burlington And Quincy railroad, which links the primary hubs of Galva and Oneida.
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Editions of this 1944 Galva Map
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Historical Maps of Galva Through Time
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