1957 Map of Luther

About this map

The village of Luther serves as the primary hub of this mid-century landscape, positioned at the edge of the Pere Marquette State Forest. The map documents a sparsely settled region defined by its timber and water resources, where small communities like Hoxeyville, Bristol, and Skookum are connected by a web of rural roads. The northern portion is heavily dominated by the Manistee National Forest, with significant terrain markers such as Clay Hill and the Kellogg Lookout Tower overlooking the valleys of the Pine River and Silver Creek.