1936 Map of Hollywood
USGS Topo · Published 1936About this map
Arthur E. Morgan and the Tennessee Valley Authority oversee a landscape in transition on this advance sheet, documenting the Proposed Guntersville Reservoir at a target elevation of 594 feet. The map captures the Tennessee River corridor before the valley was inundated, showing the established river-based infrastructure of Sublett Ferry and Hale Ferry. The town of Hollywood sits at the junction of the Southern Railway and the Lee Highway, while the surrounding hills of Poorhouse Mountain are dotted with small rural centers like Martintown and Georgetown.
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