1955 Map of Windsor
USGS Topo · Published 1982About this map
The town of Windsor serves as a central hub at the junction of several Missouri counties, defined by its position at the intersection of the Missouri Kansas Texas and St Louis Southwestern railroads. The 1955 landscape shows a community built on a mixture of agriculture and extractive industry, evidenced by numerous strip mines and mine dumps that dot the terrain around Bowen and Sutherland. This map reveals the rural infrastructure of the mid-20th century, including landmarks like the Windsor Fairgrounds and Farrington Park, alongside essential social nodes such as High Point Ch, Liberty Ch, and localized education centers like Sunny Side Sch. The presence of several family-named burial grounds, including Askins Cem and Cooper Cem, provides specific touchpoints for genealogical research in this multi-county border region.
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