1954 Map of Winnipeg

About this map

The Gasconade River winds through the northern portion of this mid-century landscape, carving deep valleys into the terrain within the Mark Twain National Forest. This 1954 survey captures several small Ozark communities including Winnipeg, Nebo, and Kuhn, along with their local landmarks such as Winnipeg Church and Cedar Bluff Church. The mapping records a significant transition in rural education, specifically labeling several facilities like Morehouse School, Success School, and Central School as no longer in use, reflecting the consolidation of rural districts during this era.