1970 Map of Marshville

About this map

Marshville and Peachland anchor the northern corridor of this region, connected by the Seaboard Coast Line railroad and a modern four-lane highway. The landscape south of these settlements is defined by a dense network of tributaries including Lanes Creek, Brown Creek, and Wide Mouth Branch, which cut through the terrain along the Union and Anson county line. This 1970s view reveals a rural infrastructure built around small communities and spiritual centers like Lanes Creek Ch, Mt Carmel Ch, and Bethel Ch.