1958 Map of Norman

About this map

Norman and Zelma serve as central points in this mid-century survey of rural Indiana, where the landscape is defined by the intersection of three counties—Monroe, Lawrence, and Jackson. Much of the northern terrain is under the stewardship of the Hoosier National Forest, showing a heavily dissected topography drained by Salt Creek and Yellowstone Creek. Local history is deeply etched into the hillsides through the presence of numerous country churches, including Hickory Grove Ch and Mundell Ch, alongside family-named burial sites such as Faubion Cem.