1950 Map of Middleton
USGS Topo · Published 1981About this map
The railroad junction at Middleton serves as the focal point for this Hardeman County landscape, where the Southern and Illinois Central Gulf lines intersect. The 1950s terrain is defined by the winding course of Porters Creek and the heights of Porters Mountain, punctuated by numerous rural congregations and burial sites that anchored the local community. Genealogists will find many landmarks such as Old Bethelhem Ch, New Bethel Ch, and Gentrys Chapel, along with the Old Bethelhem Cem and Sandy Springs Cem.
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