1964 Map of Luella

About this map

The rolling hills of Henry and Spalding Counties in the mid-1960s are defined by a network of rural settlements and agricultural crossroads connected by the Southern railroad. The community of Luella serves as a central hub along the rail line, while the southern boundary of the map captures the northern edges of Griffin. Local geography is shaped by the winding Tomaliga River, with several milling sites like Steeles Mill and Walker Mill marking the historical importance of these waterways to the local economy.