1932 Map of Marshall
USGS Topo · Published 1957About this map
The Marshall municipal hub and the Wabash River valley define this Illinois-Indiana borderland, where the Pennsylvania railroad line cuts through the prairie toward Farrington. This 1932 survey captures a landscape densely populated with rural institutions, including dozens of country schools like Rabbit Ridge Sch, Sassafras Sch, and Mozart Sch. Along the river, riverine crossings such as Bohn Ferry and Waters Ford reveal how locals negotiated the waterway before modern bridge infrastructure dominated the region.
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