1974 Map of Culloden

About this map

Culloden and Musella anchor this rural landscape where Monroe, Crawford, and Upson counties meet. The mid-1970s terrain is marked by a complex network of waterways, including Echeconnee Creek and Uleohatchee Creek, alongside several family cemeteries such as Feagin Cem and Taylor Cem. A distinctive landmark is the City of Refuge (Sanatorium) located near a small Landing Field. Transportation infrastructure is a central theme, defined by the active Southern railroad line cutting diagonally across the land, contrasted with an Old Railroad Grade to the northeast. The presence of multiple pipelines and pumping stations indicates the mid-century industrial utility of this Piedmont region, while rural spiritual life is documented at New Lebanon Ch and Mt Carmel Ch.