1962 Map of Greenville NW

About this map

Greenville and its northwestern rural surroundings are defined by a converging network of railroads and the upper reaches of the Sabine River system in the early 1960s. The landscape is etched with local history, featuring rural communities like Floyd and Kingston, alongside genealogy-rich sites such as Barnhart Boles Cem and Money Cem. The industrial and social backbone of the era is evident in the rail lines of the Missouri Kansas Texas and Louisiana and Arkansas, which serviced the agricultural and growing urban center.