1951 Map of Cornersville
USGS Topo · Published 1967About this map
Cornersville serves as the primary hub of this Middle Tennessee landscape, where the Louisville and Nashville railroad cuts a straight line through the rolling hills of Marshall and Giles counties. The settlement pattern is defined by small, named crossroads like Ostella, Diana, and Graball, many of which were historically tied to the surrounding network of hollows and ridges. The topography is exceptionally detailed, naming dozens of family landmarks such as Hatchett Hollow, Garrett Hollow, and Sheppard Hollow, reflecting the deep agricultural roots of the area.
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Editions of this 1951 Cornersville Map
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Historical Maps of Cornersville Through Time
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