1953 Map of Glasco NE

About this map

Macyville sits at the intersection of rural townships in north-central Kansas, serving as a focal point for the surrounding agricultural community. This mid-century landscape is defined by its organized grid of section lines and the drainages of Fisher Creek and Wolf Creek that cut through the undulating terrain. A high density of rural schoolhouses, including Highland Sch and Silver Arrow Sch, highlights the era's localized education system, though the labeling of Range Line Sch and Prairie Point Sch as abandoned signals the early stages of rural consolidation. The map preserves the locations of local landmarks such as Summit Ch and the Morrison Cem, providing essential geographic data for genealogists and local historians tracking family homesteads across the townships of Summit, Marion, Solomon, and Lyon.