1933 Map of Luther NW

About this map

The Pine River meanders through the southern half of this 1933 survey, marking the transition between the agricultural clearings and the timbered landscapes of Wexford and Lake Counties. In the north, State Highway No 55 cuts a straight path through the township, serving as the primary corridor for the small settlements of Harrietta and Rosselles Corner. The map reveals a community defined by its local institutions, including the Banker Sch and Clay Hill Ch, situated near the crossroads of Hoxeyville. This era represents a period of resource extraction and infrastructure development, evidenced by the numerous Gravel Pits and the large Transmission Line spanning the northern sections. The presence of both Poplar Creek and Popel Creek labels suggests a period of nomenclature refinement by the Geological Survey Division.