1952 Map of Elizaville

About this map

The hills and creek beds of Fleming and Mason counties define this 1952 landscape, where the Louisville and Nashville railroad serves as the primary artery for local commerce. Small agrarian hubs like Elizaville and Ewing are connected by a network of winding roads, including the Nashville and Flemingsburg route, while smaller hamlets like Nepton and Craintown dot the periphery. The terrain is deeply etched by Fleming Creek and its tributaries, such as Mud Lick Creek and Cassidy Creek.