1964 Map of Auburn

About this map

The Seaboard Air Line railroad corridor anchors the southern portion of this landscape, connecting the neighboring communities of Auburn and Carl. This mid-century survey reveals a transition between rural agriculture and the early infrastructure of the interstate era, notably where several county lines converge. Waterways like the Mulberry River and the Apalachee River define the local topography, with a historic Covered Bridge and Thompsons Mill serving as landmarks of an earlier industrial period. The map is densely populated with community centers, including County High Sch in Braselton and numerous rural houses of worship such as New Liberty Ch and Harmony Grove Ch. Family names are deeply etched into the local geography through an extensive network of secondary roads like Flanagan Mill Road and Bramlett Rd, which trace the established property lines and agricultural boundaries of the time.