Hillham serves as a central hub in this Southern Indiana landscape, where the meandering path of the Lost River cuts through the terrain near the small settlements of Roland and Natchez. The area is notably dense with family and community burial sites, including the Hawkins Cemetery, Anderson Cemetery, and Pythian Cemetery, which provide essential touchpoints for genealogical research. To the southeast, the French Lick Municipal Airport and the French Lick Dam Number F-2 indicate the infrastructure supporting the nearby resort community. Significant topographical features such as Emmons Ridge, Coal Mine Ridge, and Rattlesnake Hollow shape the rural road network, while smaller waterways like Davis Creek and Sams Creek drain the surrounding timbered valleys. This survey captures a moment of modern transition, showing local landmarks like Mount Airie alongside established rural routes.
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1948 · Huron
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1949 · Georgia
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1950 · Huron
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1950 · Shoals
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1951 · Hillham
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1951 · French Lick
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1951 · Georgia
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1954 · Dubois
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1956 · Greenbrier
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1956 · Rusk
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