1954 Map of Jamestown

About this map

The Cumberland Plateau town of Jamestown serves as the focal point for this 1954 topographic study, revised in 1979 to show the growth of the plateau's infrastructure. Central to the local identity is the Alvin C York Institute, alongside numerous family burial grounds including Wood Cem, Livingston Cem, and Crockett Cem that document the area's genealogical roots. The landscape is defined by deep incisions like Carpenter Hollow and Campbell Hollow which break the high tableland.