1914 Map of Little Muddy

About this map

Morgantown and Woodbury anchor this 1914 survey of the central Kentucky river country, where the Green River and Barren River served as the primary arteries for commerce. The landscape is heavily marked by river-dependent infrastructure, including numerous landings such as Foster Landing and Millshed Landing, and active crossings like the Fannie Roan Ferry. A high density of rural schools, such as Little Muddy School and Sugar Grove School, reveals a well-populated agricultural interior connected by historic thoroughfares like the Brownsville Road and Greenville Road.