1965 Map of Goshen

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Little Miami River defines the southwestern corner of this Clermont County landscape, where the Norfolk and Western railroad skirts the settlement of Perintown. The terrain transitions from the river valley into a network of creeks and runs, including Stonelick Creek and O'Bannon Creek, which shaped the early development of Goshen and surrounding hamlets. This 1965 survey, updated with 1974 revisions, captures a period of mid-century growth as residential subdivisions began to spread near Mt Repose and Mulberry. Cultural landmarks such as the Drive-in Theater near Springvale and the Covered Bridge on Stonelick Creek sit alongside much older sites. Genealogists will find numerous family-centric locations, including Mt Zion Cem, Olive Cem, and St Louis Cem, as well as local parish centers like St Philomena Ch and Trinity Ch.