1958 Map of Lee

About this map

Lee and the surrounding timberland of Madison County define this late 1950s landscape, where the Seaboard railroad cuts a diagonal line through the pine-dotted terrain. This era shows a settled agricultural and forestry-based community anchored by rural institutions like the Macedonia Ch and Jr High Sch. The topography is uniquely marked by karst features, including the Lee Sink and Campbell Sink, alongside a series of small, isolated water bodies such as Burnette Pond and Sand Pond. Family and community history is etched into the landscape through small burial grounds like Brady Cem and Hays Cem, located along the quiet crossroads and rail sidings of West Farm.