
Ballardsville and the surrounding farmland of Shelby and Oldham Counties are defined by a complex network of stream valleys during the mid-20th century. The topography is shaped by the various forks of Floyds Fork and numerous runs, including Lick Run and Hebron Run, which carve the landscape between prominent heights like Gathright Hill and Lincolnfellow Hill. This 1961 survey, updated with late-1970s data, illustrates a rural Kentucky landscape where local life centered around small crossroads and family-named infrastructure.
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1923 Waddy
Shelby County, KY

1925 Mount Eden
Shelby County, KY

1927 Mount Eden
Shelby County, KY

1954 Ballardsville
Shelby County, KY

1954 North Pleasureville
Shelby County, KY

1954 Waddy
Shelby County, KY

1961 Ballardsville
Shelby County, KY

1965 Waddy
Shelby County, KY
2010 Ballardsville
Shelby County, KY
2010 North Pleasureville
Shelby County, KY
2010 Waddy
Shelby County, KY
2013 Ballardsville
Shelby County, KY
2013 North Pleasureville
Shelby County, KY
2013 Waddy
Shelby County, KY
2016 Ballardsville
Shelby County, KY
2016 North Pleasureville
Shelby County, KY
2016 Waddy
Shelby County, KY
2019 Ballardsville
Shelby County, KY
2019 North Pleasureville
Shelby County, KY
2019 Waddy
Shelby County, KY

2022 Ballardsville
Shelby County, KY

2022 North Pleasureville
Shelby County, KY

2022 Waddy
Shelby County, KY