1926 Map of Pittsfield
USGS Topo · Published 1926About this map
Pittsfield serves as the central hub of Pike County in the mid-1920s, showing a well-established grid of streets and institutional landmarks like the County Infirmary. The landscape is defined by the Wabash railroad, which arcs across the northern and eastern sections of the county, connecting smaller hamlets like Baylis, New Salem, and Maysville Sta. to the broader regional economy. This era represents a peak for the rural educational system, with nearly every section of land supported by its own local schoolhouse, such as the Starkey School, Kurtwright School, and Teneriffe School.
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Editions of this 1926 Pittsfield Map
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