1966 Map of Laconia

About this map

Laconia serves as the central hub for this portion of southern Harrison County during the mid-1960s, surrounded by a landscape defined by its proximity to the Ohio River. The southern border of the map follows the river's bend, where Tobacco Landing remains a visible link to the area's maritime and agricultural transport history. The uplands are dotted with small rural communities and civic markers, from the South Central School and Union Chapel to the Old Goshen Cemetery, which reflect long-standing family settlements in Boone and Webster townships.