1965 Map of Mason

About this map

The U S Reservation Voice of America dominates the northwestern landscape of this region during a period of significant suburban expansion between Mason and Sharonville. The map captures the transition from rural acreage to residential clusters, particularly evident in the proximity of established landmarks like the Gate of Heaven Cemetery and Western Row Sch to newer subdivisions. Traditional road-stop history remains visible through named locations like Sixteen Mile Stand and Twenty Mile Stand, suggesting the area's legacy as a transit corridor long before the modern highway network was fully realized.