1893 Map of Lacey

About this map

The Cimarron River dominates the landscape of this 1893 Oklahoma Territory survey, carving a broad path through the central portion of the map. During this era of early settlement following the land runs, small community hubs like Lacey and Parvin began to anchor the local economy. The mapping reveals a sparse but intentional network of early infrastructure, most notably Washburns Crossing, a vital transit point over the Cimarron for travelers and local commerce.