1967 Map of Glenham

About this map

Glenham sits at a focal point of transit and industry in the late 1960s, defined by the crossing of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad and a network of Gravel Pits. The landscape transitions from the upland plains, where the Habenberg Sch once served rural families, down to the engineered waters of the Oahe Reservoir. The impoundment of the Missouri River is a dominant geographic feature here, creating a vast shoreline that reaches toward Ridgeland.