
Agricultural lands and dense clusters of kettle lakes define this portion of Southwest Michigan during the mid-1940s. Centered on the village of Marcellus, the landscape is partitioned by a grid of rural schools and family-named cemeteries, reflecting a well-established settlement pattern in Van Buren and Cass counties. The transportation network is dominated by the New York Central and Grand Trunk Western railroads, which facilitated the movement of goods between hubs like Lawton and Decatur.
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