1955 Map of Greenville SE

About this map

Wigginsville and Moseley Hall anchor the northern landscape of this Florida panhandle survey, where the winding headwaters of the Econfina River emerge from the wetland terrain. The topography is defined by the transition from the low-lying reaches of Sampala Swamp in the north toward the expansive, pine-dominated wetlands of San Pedro Bay to the south. Local community life is documented through landmarks such as New Home Ch and the Bailey Cem, while the southern settlement of Lake Bird sits near the county line. The map captures a moment in the mid-1950s when the region remained largely rural, characterized by small timber-related operations like the Borrow Pit and a network of unpaved roads connecting family homesteads across the Madison County and Taylor County border.