1960 Map of Campaign

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The Louisville and Nashville Railroad cuts through the southeastern corner of this landscape, anchoring the settlement of Campaign and nearby Rock Station during the early 1960s. This territory is defined by the winding course of the Caney Fork and Collins River, which feed into the Center Hill Reservoir and Great Falls Lake. The infrastructure of the era is evident at the Great Falls Hydro Plant and the Intake structures near the river junction. Further inland, the map records a dense network of rural life, featuring numerous small congregations such as Antioch Ch, New Union Ch, and the Old Bybee Chapel. The topography is marked by significant bends in the river system, including Horseshoe Bend and Wright Bend, which create distinct peninsulas that were home to early schools and communities like Moores College and Keltonburg.