1962 Map of Jonesville

About this map

The East Fork White River and Sand Creek converge in this corner of south-central Indiana, defining a landscape of fertile bottomlands and small agricultural centers. The Penn Central rail line cuts a straight north-south path through the territory, passing through Jonesville and near the rail-stop identified as Peters Switch. Settlement is concentrated in small nodes like Waynesville, Rosstown, and Little Acre, while rural life is anchored by local institutions such as Walker Chapel, St Johns Ch, and the White Creek Sch.