1961 Map of Stockwell
USGS Topo · Published 1962About this map
Agricultural fields and riparian corridors define the Tippecanoe County landscape in the early 1960s, anchored by the settlement of Stockwell and the smaller hub of Dayton. The area’s development follows the drainage patterns of Wea Creek and Lauramie Creek, with several smaller waterways like Dismal Creek and Blickenstaff Branch threading between farmsteads. Transportation is dominated by the crossing of the New York Central and St Louis Railroad and the Chicago Indianapolis and Southeastern Railroad, which likely served as the primary economic lifelines for these rural communities.
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