1890 Map of Glasgow
USGS Topo · Published 1896About this map
The Missouri River defines the western edge of this 1890s landscape, winding past the river towns of Glasgow and Arrow Rock. This area serves as a critical junction for late-nineteenth-century transportation, where the river's commerce met the expanding reach of the Chicago and Alton Railroad and the Wabash Railroad. The map reveals a high density of small rural communities and local landmarks that speak to the agricultural economy of the era, such as Jackman Mills and Whites Store in the south, and the county seats of Fayette and Huntsville.
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Editions of this 1890 Glasgow Map
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Historical Maps of Fayette Through Time
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