1949 Map of Ghio

About this map

Ghio and several smaller agricultural settlements sit at the crossroads of the Carolinas border during this mid-century survey. The landscape is defined by its rural social infrastructure, with numerous family and community landmarks like Aarons Temple, Spring Hill Ch, and Waymon Chapel Cem anchoring the local geography. These community hubs supported a population living between the Seaboard Coast Line railroad and the natural drainage of Crooked Creek and Lightwood Knot Creek.