1962 Map of Waymansville

About this map

Waymansville and the surrounding borderlands of Bartholomew, Brown, and Jackson Counties reveal a mid-century rural landscape defined by narrow creek valleys and established country parishes. The topography is dominated by the steep slopes of Poplar Ridge and Gilmore Hill, where the Hoosier National Forest boundary marks a shift from cultivated land to timbered terrain. Small religious and educational hubs anchor the community, including St Peters Ch near the town center and the Township Sch to the north.