1939 Map of Mosheim

About this map

Mosheim serves as a central hub in this Greene County landscape, situated where the Southern railway intersects with the local road network just before the Second World War. The area is defined by its agrarian and spiritual community life, anchored by numerous country schools and houses of worship. Small settlements such as Midway, Albany, and Marvin are scattered across the terrain, which is drained by the meandering paths of Lick Creek and Little Chucky Creek.