1955 Map of Lumpkin
USGS Topo · Published 1961About this map
The Chattahoochee River defines the western edge of this mid-century landscape where Georgia meets Alabama. Centered on the town of Lumpkin, the map reveals a deeply eroded terrain characterized by the Providence Canyons and the unique depressions of North Glory Hole and South Glory Hole. This era of the county's history shows a dispersed network of family-named homesteads such as Heard Place and Perkins Place, alongside numerous country churches and cemeteries like Wesley Chapel and Ebenezer Cem that anchor the rural community.
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