1857 Map of Medina County, Ohio – Landowner Survey with Township and Section Divisions, Antique Wall Art

This highly detailed 1857 land survey map of Medina County, Ohio, provides a fascinating glimpse into the region’s agricultural and residential development during the mid-19th century. Compiled from official surveys, the map meticulously outlines landowner names, township divisions, roads, and natural features, making it an invaluable resource for historians and genealogists alike. Each township is color-coded by hand, adding a striking visual appeal to the map. Additionally, small insets highlight individual town plans, including detailed layouts of Medina, Seville, and Wadsworth, showing businesses, streets, and early infrastructure.

During the mid-1800s, Medina County was a growing agricultural region, known for its rich farmland and strong community networks. This map reflects the expansion of settlements and the importance of land ownership in shaping Ohio’s history. The precision and craftsmanship of the surveyors are evident in the fine lines and notations that provide a wealth of historical data. For those researching family history or interested in Ohio’s development, this map serves as an extraordinary reference point.

Printed on premium matte paper, this beautifully restored map makes an excellent gift for history buffs, Ohio residents, genealogists, and collectors of antique cartography. It’s perfect for display in a home office, library, or historical society, adding character and historical charm to any setting.