1916 Map of Morrow

Industry and local education are well-documented, from the Stubbs Mill on the river to a dense network of country schoolhouses like Flat Fork School and Chestnut Ridge School that served the surrounding townships. The map clearly delineates the North Boundary Symmes Purchase, a significant early land survey line that shaped the region's development. Small rural hamlets such as Oregonia, Roachester, and South Lebanon are shown at their peak before mid-century modernizations altered the local character.