1961 Map of Seville

About this map

Seville serves as the focal point of this Medina County survey, positioned at the confluence of the Old RR Grade and the upper reaches of Chippewa Creek. This portion of the Connecticut Western Reserve illustrates a landscape transitioning into the mid-century era, where new infrastructure like Interstate 71 and U S 224 began to bisect long-established farming communities. The map is particularly rich in genealogical markers, documenting numerous country congregations such as the Old Mennonite Ch, Jerusalem Ch, and the Southwest Sharon Cem Ch.