1964 Map of Hull

About this map

The Seaboard Air Line railroad anchors the southern landscape of this mid-1960s survey, passing through the town of Hull near the intersection of Old Elberton Road. The terrain is defined by the branching tributaries of Sandy Creek and the South Fork, which carve through a mosaic of woodlots and small agricultural clearings. Local social life is evidenced by a high density of rural institutions, such as Moon Grove Ch, Gordons Chapel, and the Pleasant Grove Community Center at Neese. Genealogists will find several family-named burial sites including Porterfield Cem and Chandler Cem. In the north, small settlements like Planter and Fairplay sit among the headwaters of the North Fork Double Branch, while the western edge is marked by Lake Seagraves and the winding course of Nowhere Creek.