1973 Map of Glendale

About this map

Glendale and its surrounding rural hamlets are defined by a dense network of creeks and bayous along the Walton and Holmes county line during the early 1970s. The landscape is marked by religious and community hubs, including Gum Creek Ch and Friendship Ch, alongside numerous family-named water bodies like Anderson Bay and Ealum Bay. The economic and recreational use of the land is evident in the presence of the State Fish Hatchery on Lake Cassidy, as well as a Sandpit and Campground near Poley Branch. This survey includes topographic details like fence and field lines, providing a detailed view of Florida's panhandle interior before significant modern development altered the rural character of these agricultural and timber-rich hills.