1920 Map of Moorefield

The map reveals a dense network of early 20th-century rural infrastructure, specifically highlighting dozens of neighborhood schools such as Mt View School, Hines School, and Baker Run School. These institutions, alongside country churches like Old Pine Church and Asbury Church, illustrate the decentralized nature of Hardy County's social life before mid-century school consolidation. The presence of multiple post offices in remote locations, such as Glebe PO, underscores the importance of the railroad in maintaining communication through these mountain gaps.