
Crabtree Falls and the surrounding heights of the George Washington National Forest dominate this mid-century topographic survey of Nelson and Amherst counties. The settlement at Massies Mill serves as a local hub along the Tye River, while smaller mountain communities like Alhambra and Nash are linked by winding roads through steep gaps. The landscape is defined by its verticality, featuring prominent peaks such as The Priest, The Friar, and Three Ridges, which provide the backdrop for the Appalachian National Scenic Trail as it traverses the high ground near the Blue Ridge Parkway. Genealogists and historians can identify numerous family-named landmarks and rural institutions, including Harmony Ch, Piney River Ch, and the Bethel Cem. An Old Railroad Grade follows the drainage near Allen Creek, hinting at the area's earlier timber and transport history.
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1892 Buckingham
Nelson County, VA

1965 Massies Mill
Nelson County, VA

1967 Greenfield
Nelson County, VA

1967 Horseshoe Mountain
Nelson County, VA

1979 Greenfield
Nelson County, VA

1999 Horseshoe Mountain
Nelson County, VA

1999 Massies Mill
Nelson County, VA

2011 Greenfield
Nelson County, VA

2011 Horseshoe Mountain
Nelson County, VA
2011 Massies Mill
Nelson County, VA

2013 Greenfield
Nelson County, VA

2013 Horseshoe Mountain
Nelson County, VA
2013 Massies Mill
Nelson County, VA

2016 Greenfield
Nelson County, VA

2016 Horseshoe Mountain
Nelson County, VA
2016 Massies Mill
Nelson County, VA
2019 Greenfield
Nelson County, VA

2019 Horseshoe Mountain
Nelson County, VA

2019 Massies Mill
Nelson County, VA

2022 Greenfield
Nelson County, VA

2022 Horseshoe Mountain
Nelson County, VA

2022 Massies Mill
Nelson County, VA