1953 Map of Millersburg

About this map

Millersburg anchors the eastern edge of this landscape, where the Millersburg Military Institute stands prominently near the junction of major travel corridors. The winding path of Hinkston Creek dominates the central topography, its serpentine meanders carving through the hills before meeting the South Fork Licking River near Ruddels Mills. This 1950s survey captures the region's agricultural character, defined by small rural hubs and historical institutions. The presence of the County Infirmary and the County School near Millersburg reflects the local infrastructure of the era, while the Louisville and Nashville railroad provides a vital industrial link. Genealogists may find value in the specific locations of the Old Haton Cem and Old East Broadwell Cem, along with scattered settlements like Hooktown and Colville that populate the tri-county border area of Bourbon, Nicholas, and Harrison.