1939 Map of Goodells

About this map

St. Clair County's rural landscape at the end of the 1930s is defined by a dense network of township schools and a sophisticated drainage system supporting its agricultural vitality. The Grand Trunk Western railroad serves as the primary corridor through the northern half of the map, passing through the settlement of Goodells and past the prominent St Clair County Infirmary. This survey details the transition from the wooded areas near the Belle River in the southwest to the organized farmlands of Wales and Kenockee townships.