1964 Map of Southeast Columbus

About this map

The eastern expansion of Columbus and the neighboring enclave of Bexley define this mid-century landscape, where a dense urban grid meets significant institutional and military installations. The U S Dept of Defense Supply Center and the U S Reservation occupy massive tracts in the northeast, while Port Columbus International Airport anchors the edge of the city. For those tracing the civic and religious fabric of the era, the map meticulously documents numerous parochial and public institutions, from St Mary of the Springs College to the cluster of Jewish cemeteries including Agudas Achim Cem and Beth Jacob Cem.