1981 Map of Liverpool

About this map

Easleyville and Liverpool anchor this St. Helena Parish landscape in the early 1980s, situated along a network of forest and farmland drained by the Tickfaw River and the Little River. The area is characterized by family-named landmarks and rural institutions that offer significant genealogical value, such as Old Venable Cem, Bates Cem, and Frazier Cem. Cultural centers like Red Bluff Ch and the New Zion Sch appear alongside industry markers like the Liverpool Lookout Tower and various Gravel Pits. Waterways like Cotton Patch Creek and Sandy Run define the local topography across the Mississippi Louisiana border. This survey captures a moment when traditional land use, represented by dozens of small cemeteries and country churches, persisted alongside modern utility corridors like the marked Pipeline.