1951 Map of Beulahville

About this map

Mattaponi River curves through the northeast corner of this Tidewater landscape, marking the boundary between King William and King and Queen counties. The interior terrain is defined by a dense network of tributaries including Herring Creek, Webb Creek, and Dorrell Creek, which supported a localized milling economy mid-century. Evidence of this water-powered industry remains visible at Mitchell Mill Pond and Herring Creek Mill, along with the secluded Dublin Mill Pond. Small crossroads settlements and post offices such as Beulahville, Pollards Corner, and Epworth serve as the primary hubs for the surrounding rural homesteads. The map also records localized landmarks like Corinth Ch and Duane Fork, offering a detailed view of the road network and agricultural clearings that shaped this part of Virginia just after the 1940s.