1939 Map of Brumley
USGS Topo · Published 1939About this map
The North Fork Holston River carves through the landscape of Washington County and Russell County, highlighting a region defined by dramatic ridgelines and agricultural valleys in the late 1930s. Clinch Mountain and Brumley Rim dominate the northern half of the survey, sheltering small mountain communities and hollows. The presence of the State Prison Camp near Willis indicates the social infrastructure of the era, while the network of schools and houses of worship like Hayes Sch and Green Valley Ch reveal the established rural social fabric.
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