1935 Map of Whitehouse
USGS Topo · Published 1935About this map
The village of Whitehouse serves as the focal point of this 1935 survey, situated at the junction of the Wabash Railroad and the Bucher Transmission Line. The landscape is defined by an extensive and intricate network of drainage systems, such as Van Fleet Ditch and Weckerly Ditch 21, which supported the agricultural development of western Lucas County. To the north, the Toledo and Indiana (Electric) railway parallels the Chicago Pike, illustrating the era's reliance on both electric interurban lines and developing highways. Local life is documented through landmarks like Roberts Chapel, the Mennonite Ch and cemetery, and several rural schools including Bokoner Sch and Gruboak Sch. The presence of the Valley Wood Golf Club and Metropolitan Park near East Swanton suggests the emergence of recreational spaces alongside the established farming and transit corridors during the mid-1930s.
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