
Murder Creek and the Louisville and Nashville railroad corridor dominate the eastern portion of this map, reflecting the historical importance of these arteries to the development of the northern reaches of Brewton. In the early 1960s, the area was characterized by a transition from the structured street grid of the city, including Sowell Street and Appleton Avenue, to the more rural landscape of the T. 3 N. T. 2 N. township line. Educational landmarks such as the Southern Normal Sch and Washington High Sch provide essential geographic markers for researchers tracking the institutional history of the local community.
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1921 Fort Barrancas
Escambia County, AL

1921 Muscogee
Escambia County, AL

1959 Brewton South
Escambia County, AL

1960 Barnett Crossroads
Escambia County, AL

1960 Brewton North
Escambia County, AL

1960 Brewton South
Escambia County, AL

1960 Huxford
Escambia County, AL

1960 Wallace
Escambia County, AL

1982 Damascus
Escambia County, AL

1982 Parker Springs
Escambia County, AL

1982 Roberts
Escambia County, AL

1982 Shipps Creek
Escambia County, AL

1983 Freemanville
Escambia County, AL

1983 McCullough
Escambia County, AL

2024 Barnett Crossroads
Escambia County, AL

2024 Brewton North
Escambia County, AL

2024 Brewton South
Escambia County, AL

2024 Damascus
Escambia County, AL

2024 Freemanville
Escambia County, AL

2024 Huxford
Escambia County, AL

2024 McCullough
Escambia County, AL

2024 Parker Springs
Escambia County, AL

2024 Roberts
Escambia County, AL

2024 Shipps Creek
Escambia County, AL

2024 Wallace
Escambia County, AL