1964 Map of Luella

About this map

Towaliga River and its tributary Troublesome Creek carve through the landscape of the Henry and Spalding county line in this mid-century survey. The settlement at Luella serves as a northern focal point along the Southern railroad line, while the southern reaches of the map approach the outskirts of Griffin. The area is defined by a dense network of rural infrastructure, including many family-named landmarks like Walker Mill and Steeles Mill, indicating a local economy rooted in the waterways and rail access of the era.