1918 Map of Garrison
USGS Topo · Published 1932About this map
The Ohio River curves sharply through this region during the years before modern channelization, serving as the primary boundary between Nile and Washington townships and their southern neighbors across the water. Life in this river valley during the 1910s is anchored by a network of one-room schoolhouses, including Coriell School, Leatherwood School, and Elmtree School, which served families tucked into the numerous runs and hollows. The confluence of the Scioto River near Portsmouth marks the northeastern edge of this survey, where the Scioto County Infirmary stood as a prominent local landmark.
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