Johnson's map of Indiana showing the railroads and townships compiled from the latest and best authorities. Created and published in 1858 by Alvin Jewett Johnson.
During the 1850's Indiana maintained much growth. So many immigrated to Indiana in the decade,that it became the nation’s fourth largest state by 1860, according to population.
This detailed map, originally published in 1858, shows railroad lines, both built and proposed, common roads, canals, towns, villages, post offices and railroad stations. Figures placed on the railroads show the distance in miles between the stations.
During the 1850's Indiana maintained much growth. So many immigrated to Indiana in the decade,that it became the nation’s fourth largest state by 1860, according to population.
This detailed map, originally published in 1858, shows railroad lines, both built and proposed, common roads, canals, towns, villages, post offices and railroad stations. Figures placed on the railroads show the distance in miles between the stations.
