1952 Map of Southington

About this map

The Mahoning River and Eagle Creek define the southern landscape of this Trumbull County region, where the town of Southington serves as a central hub for the surrounding rural townships. During the early 1950s, the area maintained a distinct agricultural character, intersected by the critical transport corridor of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Smaller hamlets like Stroups and Delightful are scattered across the terrain, connected by thoroughfares such as State Road and Old State Road. Local history is preserved at the Reform Cem and other small burial grounds, while the presence of the Warren Airfield and a Golf Course indicates the post-war expansion of local infrastructure and recreation. The mapping also captures technical details of the era's energy and water management, including a prominent pipeline and a gaging station near the rail line.