1939 Map of Osceola
USGS Topo · Published 1952About this map
The Osceola riverfront and the winding curves of the Osage River define this 1930s landscape in St. Clair County. The town serves as a central hub where the St Louis San Francisco railroad crosses the water, neighboring several recreational retreats like Happy Hours Camp, Sunshine Beach Camp, and Camp Grandview. This era shows a community deeply connected to its rural roots, with the County Home situated just east of the main settlement and numerous one-room schoolhouses such as McNutt Sch and Oak Grove Sch serving outlying homesteads.
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Editions of this 1939 Osceola Map
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Historical Maps of Osceola Through Time
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