Today’s Road Trip 1926 is the State Road 9 edition. When designated on 1 October 1926, SR 9 started at US 40 in Greenfield and went north to the Indiana-Michigan state line north of Howe.
Given the length of this road, there are 21 Google maps used to show the route. There are quite a few sections on these maps shown in orange…that means the old road is not able to be used. Most of the time, the road is just gone now, rerouted for efficiency and safety. One was because the road is now part of a lake. (More information about that can be found here.)
Indiana Transportation History 
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