1968 Map of Beulahville

About this map

The Mattaponi River forms the eastern boundary of this rural King William County landscape, where the terrain is deeply dissected by tributaries like Herring Creek and Aylett Creek. The settlement pattern centers on historic crossroads and family junctions such as Beulahville, Pollards Corner, and Campbells Fork. This 1968 survey reveals a landscape still defined by local industry and community landmarks, featuring numerous water-powered sites including Dublin Millpond, Mitchell Millpond, and Herring Creek Mill. These mills, along with smaller impoundments like McGeorge Pond and Moncuin Pond, indicate the historical importance of water management in this agricultural region.