1914 Map of Crawford

The central portion of the map showcases the headwaters of the West Fork Monongahela River, where industry and local commerce are marked by features like Alkires Mill. Geographic landmarks such as Devils Dining Needle and Wilson Knob break the terrain, while established settlements like Frenchton, Walkersville, and Rock Cave serve as focal points for the rural districts of Skin Creek and Banks. The map offers a clear look at the settlement patterns of Upshur and Lewis counties before modern infrastructure altered these traditional travel routes.