Historic Map - Dayton, OH - 1870
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Historic Map - Norwalk, OH - 1870
Description
Bird's eye view of Norwalk, Huron County, Ohio 1870. Merchants Lithographing Co.
Reproduction panorama map of Norwalk, Ohio looking northeast drawn by Albert Ruger and published by Ruger & Stoner in 1870. Norwalk is located 10 miles south of Lake Erie on land the government reserved for Connecticut victims of the American Revolution who had had their homes and cities destroyed. Norwalk was settled in the early 1800s by Platt Benedict and his family from Danbury, Connecticut. Many others came from New England bringing their specific architectural building designs to Ohio. Huron's county seat was moved here in 1818. Platt Benedict took special care in the outward impression of his town and in 1830 he had the beautiful maple trees planted along Main Street. Norwalk's central location brought growth in business and distribution. Benedict, who was named the town's first mayor, died just 4 years before this maps publication at the age of 91.
This map from 1870 features inset illustrations of:
Court House
High School
The map features clearly labeled street names and shows scenes of carriage, pedestrian and railroad traffic.
Features numbered references to the following locations:
1. Court House
2. County Jail
3. High School
4. Public School
5. Gas Works
6. M. S. & L. S. R. R. Depot
7. R. R. Machine Shop
8. Fair Ground
9. Cemetery
10. Baptist Church
11. Congregational Church
12. Episcopal Church
13. Lutheran Church
14. Methodist Church
15. Presbyterian Church
16. Roman Catholic Church
Reproduction panorama map of Norwalk, Ohio looking northeast drawn by Albert Ruger and published by Ruger & Stoner in 1870. Norwalk is located 10 miles south of Lake Erie on land the government reserved for Connecticut victims of the American Revolution who had had their homes and cities destroyed. Norwalk was settled in the early 1800s by Platt Benedict and his family from Danbury, Connecticut. Many others came from New England bringing their specific architectural building designs to Ohio. Huron's county seat was moved here in 1818. Platt Benedict took special care in the outward impression of his town and in 1830 he had the beautiful maple trees planted along Main Street. Norwalk's central location brought growth in business and distribution. Benedict, who was named the town's first mayor, died just 4 years before this maps publication at the age of 91.
This map from 1870 features inset illustrations of:
Court House
High School
The map features clearly labeled street names and shows scenes of carriage, pedestrian and railroad traffic.
Features numbered references to the following locations:
1. Court House
2. County Jail
3. High School
4. Public School
5. Gas Works
6. M. S. & L. S. R. R. Depot
7. R. R. Machine Shop
8. Fair Ground
9. Cemetery
10. Baptist Church
11. Congregational Church
12. Episcopal Church
13. Lutheran Church
14. Methodist Church
15. Presbyterian Church
16. Roman Catholic Church
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