
Fellowsville and Evansville serve as central hubs along the George Washington Highway in this mid-century topographic survey of rural West Virginia. The landscape is defined by the steep slopes of Laurel Mountain and a dense network of watercourses including Sandy Creek and Tibbs Run. The map records a traditional Appalachian settlement pattern where small communities and family-named landmarks are tucked into the hollows, such as Negro Hol and the area around Sigley Sch.
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1904 Bruceton
Preston County, WV

1907 Thornton
Preston County, WV

1926 Bruceton
Preston County, WV

1926 Thornton
Preston County, WV

1933 Bruceton
Preston County, WV

1958 Fellowsville
Preston County, WV

1959 Cuzzart
Preston County, WV

1959 Valley Point
Preston County, WV

1997 Cuzzart
Preston County, WV

1997 Valley Point
Preston County, WV
2011 Cuzzart
Preston County, WV
2011 Fellowsville
Preston County, WV
2011 Valley Point
Preston County, WV
2014 Cuzzart
Preston County, WV
2014 Fellowsville
Preston County, WV
2014 Valley Point
Preston County, WV
2016 Cuzzart
Preston County, WV
2016 Fellowsville
Preston County, WV
2016 Valley Point
Preston County, WV
2019 Cuzzart
Preston County, WV
2019 Fellowsville
Preston County, WV
2019 Valley Point
Preston County, WV

2023 Cuzzart
Preston County, WV

2023 Fellowsville
Preston County, WV

2023 Valley Point
Preston County, WV