1960 Map of Hainesville

About this map

Hainesville sits at the heart of this East Texas survey, surrounded by a dense network of creek branches and rural family landmarks. The landscape is defined by its early community centers, including Mt Pisgah Ch, Macedonia Ch, and the Hainesville School. In the southern reaches, the Missouri Pacific railroad cuts a straight line through the terrain near Fouke, while various water bodies like Puckett Lake and Wisenbaker Lake punctuate the wooded lowlands. Genealogists will find significant value in the numerous burial sites across the quadrangle, such as Reed Cem, Redlands Cem, and the Old Fouke Cem. The presence of a Gas Terminal and a Firing Range reflects the mid-century industrial and recreational development of Wood County, while older rural clusters like Pine Mills suggest the area's agricultural foundations.