Historic Sandusky, in partnership with the University of Lynchburg, is dedicated to providing educational opportunities and career development for students and the public by preserving and interpreting the history of the Civil War, slavery, and 19th-century American life.
Lynchburg History
map project
A collaboration between Historic Sandusky and
the University of Lynchburg
The History Map project was conceived and developed by students from the University of Lynchburg with guidance from staff and faculty. Click on the buttons below to begin your experience.
Teachers, parents, and scavenger hunt enthusiasts. We have a maps activity you can work on, download it here.
This project is ongoing, do you have an idea, comment, or correction? Please email us at info@historicsandusky.org
Project Team
Master's Degree Candidate
Dr. David Perault
University of Lynchburg
Professor of Environmental Science
Matthew Tyler Wilson
University of Lynchburg
Executive Director
Greg Starbuck
Historic Sandusky
Thank you to the many people who made this project possible
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University of Lynchburg student researchers Project advisors
Carolanne Sink Nancy Marion, The Design Group
Christine Moore Keith Adams, Hurt & Proffitt, Inc.
Taylor Waymire Dr. Eric Proebsting, Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest
Cassie Daniels Tripp Corbin, eGIS Associates
Cody Ramsey W. Scott Smith
Briana Heath Historic Sandusky staff researchers
Alice Suobo Kelly Childress
Joe Olsen
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