1998 Map of Lewisburg
USGS Topo · Published 2000About this map
Lewisburg serves as the regional hub of Greenbrier County on this late-twentieth-century survey, surrounded by established settlements like Maxwelton, Fairlea, and Caldwell. The landscape is a mix of agricultural plateaus and prominent heights such as Weaver Knob and Wagner Hill, descending toward the winding Greenbrier River. Significant infrastructure of the era is evident, including the Greenbrier Valley Airport and the specialized Greenbrier Training Ctr near the town center. Local history and genealogy interest is concentrated in numerous country houses of worship, ranging from Calvary Ch in the north to the McClain Ch in the south. The presence of the Lost World Caverns and a Drive-in Theater reflects the area's development as a waypoint for travelers along the modern road network, while landmarks like Greenbrier Memorial Gardens and various family-named hills provide a detailed look at the local geography.
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