1965 Map of Goshen

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O'Bannon Creek and the East Fork Little Miami River define the undulating landscape of this Clermont County region during the mid-1960s. The settlement pattern shows a shift from traditional crossroads like Williams Corners and Belfast toward suburban development near Mt Repose and Mulberry. The northern half of the sheet is dominated by the community of Goshen, where the High Sch and several churches serve the local population. To the south, the deep valleys and hills surrounding Stonelick Creek and Brushy Fork remain largely rural, contrasted by the industrial presence of the Norfolk and Western Railway passing through Perintown. Notable landmarks of the era include the Drive-in Theater along the Woodville Pike and the Fairacres Golf Club, illustrating the mid-century recreational growth between the larger population centers of Cincinnati and Milford.