1924 Map of Frankfort

Rural life is meticulously documented through a dense network of family-named turnpikes, such as the Georgetown Pike and Nashville Pike, connecting vanished settlements and small agricultural hubs. The map reveals a high concentration of local institutions, including the Antioch Church and numerous rural schools like Harvieland School and Evergreen School. From the Forks of Elkhorn to the river crossing at Shryocks Ferry, this survey captures a transition period where river transit and old turnpikes still anchored the local economy.