1952 Map of Lewis
USGS Topo · Published 1953About this map
The industrial and agricultural landscape of southern Vigo County is defined by extensive surface mining operations and a network of rural settlements during the early 1950s. Numerous Strip Mines and the Blackhawk Mine (Inactive) dominate the northern terrain, interspersed with local water bodies like Lee Lake and Hickory Grove Pond. This period shows a community deeply tied to the land's resources, yet still maintaining traditional roots through local gathering places such as Union Ch, Fletcher Chapel, and Mt Olive Ch.
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