Kerens

1921

Population 1,343

One edition, thirteen sheets. Water from a deep well, about a mile of mains and 20 double hydrants; a volunteer fire department of 25 men with two hand hose carts, alarm by telephone. The index names four gins (Anderson & McClung, the Bain Gin, D. W. Ray & Son, Rowe Gin Co.) and Farmers' Gin Co., Kerens Cotton Oil Co., two lumber warehouses, the Kerens Hotel and High School, the post office, and Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, New Hope Baptist and Powell Chapel C.M.E. churches.

Kerens Sanborn map, 1921, sheet 1 of 13 — Sheet 1 of 13

Kerens Sanborn map, 1921, sheet 2 of 13 — Sheet 2 of 13

Kerens Sanborn map, 1921, sheet 3 of 13 — Sheet 3 of 13

Kerens Sanborn map, 1921, sheet 4 of 13 — Sheet 4 of 13

Kerens Sanborn map, 1921, sheet 5 of 13 — Sheet 5 of 13

Kerens Sanborn map, 1921, sheet 6 of 13 — Sheet 6 of 13

Kerens Sanborn map, 1921, sheet 7 of 13 — Sheet 7 of 13

Kerens Sanborn map, 1921, sheet 8 of 13 — Sheet 8 of 13

Kerens Sanborn map, 1921, sheet 9 of 13 — Sheet 9 of 13

Kerens Sanborn map, 1921, sheet 10 of 13 — Sheet 10 of 13

Kerens Sanborn map, 1921, sheet 11 of 13 — Sheet 11 of 13

Kerens Sanborn map, 1921, sheet 12 of 13 — Sheet 12 of 13

Kerens Sanborn map, 1921, sheet 13 of 13 — Sheet 13 of 13

Maps from the Library of Congress, Sanborn Fire Insurance Map Collection. Public domain. Land grant map: Courtesy of the Texas General Land Office, Austin. Map 73249, Navarro County, July 1924. Used under licence.

Kerens

The land before the town

1921