1920 Map of Lawrenceville
USGS Topo · Published 1920About this map
Lawrenceville and the surrounding Brunswick County countryside are defined by a complex intersection of early 20th-century transportation networks, where the Southern Railway, Virginian Railway, and Seaboard Air Line converge. This survey, conducted just after the First World War, captures a landscape in transition, where established hubs like Alberta and Dolphin are linked by numerous mills such as Price Mill and Harpers Mill. The map provides significant genealogical value by documenting the era’s segregated social infrastructure, clearly labeling the Little Mount Church (Colored), Mt Zion School (Colored), and St James School (Colored).
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