1916 Map of St. Paris
USGS Topo · Published 1936About this map
The Mad River and its numerous tributaries, including Nettle Creek and Bogles Run, dominate this rural landscape in West Central Ohio during the early twentieth century. This survey documents a dense network of nineteenth-century infrastructure, particularly visible in the clustering of one-room schoolhouses like the Apple School, Prince School, and Speece School that served the agricultural townships of Adams, Johnson, and Concord. The intersection of rail and river commerce is evident where the Detroit Toledo and Ironton RR and the Ohio Electric Ry cross the fertile plains near St Paris and Westville.
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