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Unincorporated community · Harlan County · post office 1886–1892
About Mascot
Mascot is an unincorporated community in northwestern Harlan County, about 5 miles east of Oxford in Spring Grove Township.
History
The place was first called Rouse and was renamed Mascot by the railroad. A post office opened in 1886. In 1890 the state gazetteer described Mascot as a post office and station on the Burlington & Missouri River Railroad in the northwestern part of the county, 15 miles from Alma, with about 20 people; George L. Hutchinson was postmaster and station agent. The post office closed in 1892.
The Mascot school, District 18, served the neighborhood for decades and graduated high-school classes from 1923 to 1958; its last building dates from 1940.
Nearby towns
| Oxford | about 4.6 mi west-southwest | County roads |
| Atlanta | about 8 mi north-northeast | County roads |
| Stamford | about 10 mi south-southwest | County roads, US 136 and NE 46 |
| Orleans | about 10 mi south-southeast | County roads and US 136 |
| Alma | about 15 mi southeast | County roads and US 136 |
Things to see
Oxford, about 5 mi west · Orleans, about 10 mi south-southeast
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