1951 Map of Hanover
USGS Topo · Published 1951About this map
The Pamunkey River winds along the tri-county border of Caroline, King William, and Hanover, anchoring a landscape of agricultural and institutional history. Near the river's southern bend, the Virginia Industrial School for Boys occupies a large tract of land, while the nearby State Convict Camp and local courthouse at Hanover suggest the area's administrative and correctional functions during the early 1950s. The road network connects a series of small, dispersed settlements such as Mangohick, Etna Mills, and Haleys Corner, many of which grew around rural crossroads, general stores, or local industry.
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