1959 Map of Kennedale
USGS Topo · Published 1982About this map
Lake Arlington dominates the central landscape of this Tarrant County survey, serving as a primary hydrologic and recreational anchor between the expanding urban boundaries of Fort Worth and Arlington. The map reveals a post-war transition where agricultural land and early industrial sites, such as the Forest Hill Drag Strip and various gravel pits, meet new residential developments and institutional landmarks like the Bible Baptist Seminary. Local history is deeply embedded in the terrain through family-named sites and established rural centers, including Johnsons Station and the Tate Springs Cem.
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Editions of this 1959 Kennedale Map
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