1948 Map of Louisville

About this map

Louisville sits at the southern edge of this mid-century survey, positioned near the confluence of Rocky Comfort Creek and the Ogeechee River. The landscape north of the city is defined by a dense network of country roads and family-named landmarks, such as Clarks Mill Pond and Manson Spring. A distinct pattern of rural community life is visible through the numerous combined institutions like Pioneer Church and School, Garden Grove Church and School, and Galilee Church and School, which served the outlying agricultural populations.