1951 Map of Crockett
USGS Topo · Published 1951About this map
Crockett serves as the focal point of this East Texas survey, where the historic Old San Antonio Trail intersects with the Missouri Pacific railroad. The town's mid-century landscape is defined by institutions like Mary Allen College and local landmarks such as Radio Station Kivy and the Davy Crockett Memorial Park. Outside the town center, the terrain is carved by numerous waterways including Hurricane Bayou and Sookie Creek, while the rural surroundings are dotted with family-named landmarks and community centers. Researchers can find several remote burial grounds like Hopley Cem and Box Cem, alongside local gathering places like Rice Chapel and the Pearson Chapel Sch. A notable nod to the region's pioneer history is preserved in the Old Stagecoach Inn, located northeast of the main settlement near Gia Creek.
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