1960 Map of Lynn

About this map

The town of Lynn serves as the focal point of this Eastern Indiana survey, situated at a bustling intersection of the Pennsylvania and New York Central Line railroads. This era captures the agricultural and industrial infrastructure of southern Randolph County before the major consolidation of rural landmarks. To the west, the village of Bloomingport anchors a landscape defined by an intricate network of drainage, including Grave Run and Nameless Creek, which feed into the Greens Fork. Genealogists will find significant detail in the numerous community landmarks such as Quaker Lynn Cem, Cherry Grove Cem, and Mt Gilliard Cem. Local industry is evidenced by the Sand and Gravel Pits near the center of town, while smaller outlying settlements like Snow Hill and Rural reflect the settlement patterns of the mid-20th century.