1969 Map of Campbellsburg

About this map

Campbellsburg serves as a central hub in this detailed 1969 revision, situated along the Louisville and Nashville railroad line that cuts through the undulating landscape of Henry County. The map captures a rural network of ridge-top roads and creek-bottom settlements, including Turners Station and Providence. The topography is defined by the winding course of the Little Kentucky River in the northwest and the East Fork to the east, with Gilgal Ridge providing a prominent elevation marker between drainage basins. Local history is etched into the landscape through family-named thoroughfares like Monfort Lane, Woodson Road, and Jones Lane, while spiritual centers like Hopewell Ch anchor the community. The transition of the era is evident in the presence of a Substation near the rail line, contrasting with older routes such as Coal Road and Station Road that follow the natural contours of the hills.