1957 Map of Inwood

About this map

Inwood and the western edge of Bourbon center this Marshall County landscape, where the mid-century agricultural grid is defined by a dense network of numbered and family-named roads. The Lincoln Highway cuts a sharp diagonal through the terrain, paralleling the rail line and passing directly through the heart of Inwood. This corridor highlights the transition of the local economy toward automotive transport, even as the surrounding township relies on the older drainage patterns of the Yellow River and Deer Creek.