1977 Map of Fancy Farm
USGS Topo · Published 1977About this map
The unincorporated community of Fancy Farm serves as the focal point of this western Kentucky landscape, situated at the crossroads of local commerce and faith. Established as a Catholic colony, the area's spiritual roots are visible through landmarks like St Charles Ch and St Dennis Ch, along with numerous family burial grounds including Dodson Cem and Burgess Cem. The region is defined by the winding course of West Fork Mayfield Creek and its tributaries, which dictate the placement of farms and small settlements like Kirbyton and Beulah. Transportation and industry are represented by the Illinois Central Gulf railroad line cutting through the eastern portion of the quadrangle and a significant Pipeline corridor. This 1977 revision, based on earlier surveys and mid-1970s aerial photography, documents the rural infrastructure of Graves, Carlisle, and Hickman Counties during a period of established agricultural stability.
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