1957 Map of Stet

About this map

Wakenda Creek and its many tributaries, including Crabapple Creek and Cottonwood Creek, define the agricultural landscape of this region during the mid-twentieth century. Small communities and rural gathering places like Regal, Log Cabin Station, and Russellville are scattered across the drainage basins, illustrating a settlement pattern of independent farmsteads and local commerce. The southeastern corner is anchored by the town of Stet, where the Stet Sch and Bethany Ch served as central community landmarks for residents near the Ray Co Carroll Co line.