1943 Map of Catlett

About this map

Vint Hill Farm and the historic estate of Melrose occupy a landscape defined by the Southern Railway corridor during the mid-1940s. This survey of the Piedmont region captures the intersection of Fauquier, Prince William, and Stafford counties, where a network of small agricultural hubs like Catlett, Nokesville, and Calverton thrived along the rail line. The map reveals a high density of community centers, including St Stephens Church and Dunkard Church, reflecting the area's deep social and religious roots.