1961 Map of Rushsylvania

About this map

The Greenville Treaty Line cuts diagonally across this central Ohio landscape, serving as a historic boundary marker between Rush Creek and McArthur townships. The village of Rushsylvania serves as the local hub, situated where the New York Central railroad meets the waters of Rush Creek. This survey captures the rural character of the Virginia Military District, where family-named cemeteries such as McKirahen Cem and Fulton Cem are scattered among the headwaters of the South Fork Miami River and the Mad River.