Old Railroad Map
This map was put together by Edward Bridges, it shows which tracks belonged to which Railroad company and where they went and some still go today.
1905 Williamson County Map
This map captures current active towns and villages, railroads and creeks that existed in 1905. It was published in the 1905 Souvenir Book. Note that there were 14 precincts then instead of 12. Western, Northern, Saline and Rock Creek precincts no longer exist and Union is now Southern.
1939 Nannie Grey Centennial Map
A Pictorial History of Williamson County
The Nannie Gray Parks map of Williamson County, Illinois, as the county existed in 1839 when it was created from the southern half of Franklin County, has been called Nannie Gray Parks’ greatest achievement by Homer Butler, who for many years wrote a column called “Glances at Life” which appeared in the Marion Daily Republican newspaper, and which served to remind us so often of our county’s colorful, sometimes riotous, history, is also responsible for calling the map a pictorial history of Williamson County’s early years. Continue reading