1962 Map of Waymansville

About this map

Waymansville and Spraytown anchor this detailed study of the borderlands between Bartholomew, Jackson, and Brown counties. The landscape is defined by the ridge-and-valley transition where the Hoosier National Forest meets the winding drainages of White Creek and the South Fork Salt Creek. This 1962 revision, updated with 1981 data, highlights the cultural infrastructure of rural Indiana, including numerous country churches such as Ohio Chapel and St Peters Ch, alongside local burying grounds like Mt Healthy Cem.