1939 Map of Greystone

About this map

Greystone and its neighboring rural communities occupy this high-elevation landscape along the state line just before mid-century. The topography is defined by the Bald Mountains, where the Appalachian Trail follows the ridge through Bearwallow Gap and across Camp Creek Bald, which is marked by a prominent Lookout Tower. This terrain is dotted with small-scale industry and community life, featuring both Hampton Mill and Water Fork Mill, alongside several country schools like Dobson Sch and Horse Creek Sch.