1956 Map of Globe

About this map

Globe and Graham sit within a landscape defined by the winding descent of the Tule River from the high Sierra foothills. This mid-century survey illustrates a transition from the agricultural flats of Pleasant Valley to the protected peaks of the Sequoia National Forest. An Old Railroad Grade suggests a history of timber or mineral transport, while a network of named tracks like Goat Ranch Road and Pothole Road provides access to family-named landmarks like Bagby Hill and Bonsall Hill.