1966 Map of Saint Bernice
USGS Topo · Published 1967About this map
The Illinois-Indiana state line divides this landscape of fertile prairies and meandering creek bottoms during the mid-1960s. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad forms a sharp north-south corridor through the eastern half, anchoring the development of Saint Bernice and West Clinton. Between the wooded banks of Brouilletts Creek and Crabapple Creek, the map reveals a deeply rooted rural community marked by numerous family and pioneer burial grounds like Old Scott Cem and Stafford-Simmons Cem.
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