This uncommon map of Xenia, Ohio was designed by City Manager G.D. Ackerman in 1951. Twenty-two different schools, public buildings, and important local businesses are numbered according to the key on the left side. The opposite key identifies nearly as many churches - almost twenty within the 1 mile circle from the city center. An interesting reflection on local religiosity. Sheet Width (in) 17 Sheet Height (in) 21.9 Condition Description Light creasing and faint wear along old fold lines. Some toning visible in the center right. Good condition overall. Blank on verso. Seller Inventory # 6302

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Title: The City of Xenia, Ohio - Mid-century street...

Publication Date: 1951

Condition: Fine

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Antique maps, prints, posters, and books dating from the 16th - 20th centuries. I have a wide variety of material to suit all interests and price points. High-resolution images, bulk orders, and institutional discounts are available. Please inquire for additional information.

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Curtis Wright Maps
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