1966 Map of Lynch Station

About this map

Lynch Station and the neighboring community of Evington serve as the primary hubs in this mid-1960s survey of southern Campbell County. The landscape is defined by the convergence of major transportation and water routes, including the Southern railroad corridor and the winding course of the Big Otter River. The map provides significant detail for genealogists, identifying numerous rural sanctuaries such as Bethlehem Ch, Mt Pisgah Ch, and St Pauls Ch. The topography rises toward Johnson Mountain in the west, where a Radio Tower (WLVA) stands as a modern landmark. In the south, the Norfolk and Western railway follows the banks of the Roanoke River as it marks the border with Pittsylvania County. This era of the landscape features a mix of traditional agriculture and burgeoning infrastructure, evidenced by scattered mines and the Radio Facility near Haden Mountain.