1960 Map of Ridgeville

About this map

Ridgeville serves as the primary hub of this eastern Indiana landscape, situated at the confluence of the Mississinewa River and Days Creek. The map documents a predominantly agricultural region organized by the township system, with boundaries for Jefferson, Pike, and Franklin clearly defined. Evidence of early rural community life is preserved through numerous family-named landmarks and local burial grounds like the Odd Fellow Cem and Flesher Cem.