1955 Map of Lumpkin SW

About this map

Providence Canyon State Park defines the central landscape of this Stewart County survey, where the dramatic erosion of the Providence Canyons is meticulously documented alongside geologic features like the North Glory Hole and South Glory Hole. The map reveals a rural community structured around its spiritual and educational centers, including Mount Moriah Ch in the northwest and Stephen Chapel to the east. The terrain is deeply dissected by a network of waterways such as Tulipahoga Creek and Ichabuckler Creek, which influenced early settlement patterns. Cultural details like the Etam Cem and small schools like Bryan Sch provide essential clues for genealogists tracking family land in this corner of Georgia. Revisions from 1988 show modern changes, such as a Strip Mine, overlaid on the traditional agricultural landscape of the mid-20th century.