1937 Map of Marshall
USGS Topo · Published 1937About this map
The city of Marshall serves as the hub of this 1930s Clark County landscape, where the Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads intersect. The terrain transitions from the upland plains of Douglas and Elbridge down toward the winding Wabash River, which forms the eastern boundary with Indiana. This survey captures a network of rural life defined by its one-room schoolhouses, such as Rabbit Ridge Sch and Sassafras Sch, and small religious centers like Zion Ch and Craig Chapel. Along the river, landmarks like Aurora Bend and the Bohn Ferry indicate the importance of water crossings and river navigation. The early influence of aviation is also visible near Livingston, marked by the presence of an Airway Beacon along the route of U S Highway 40.
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Editions of this 1937 Marshall Map
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