
Settlement in northern Nassau County during the early twentieth century followed a pattern dictated by the intersection of railroads and vast wetland systems. The Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line railroads anchor the primary towns of Hilliard and Callahan, serving as the economic lifelines for the region's timber and turpentine industries. Outlying areas like Dyal and Cummings Camp reflect the transient nature of logging operations, while local education is represented by scattered rural institutions such as Romulus School and Boggy Swamp School.
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