1952 Map of Mays Lick

About this map

The winding North Fork Licking River defines the center of this Mason County landscape, where the deeply incised river valley separates the uplands of Washington to the north from the southern settlement of Mays Lick. The mid-century transportation network is anchored by the Louisville and Nashville railroad corridor, which follows the path of Strodes Creek through Lewisburg. Local life is recorded through numerous small-scale landmarks, including the Lewisburg High Sch and a High Sch at Mays Lick.