1956 Map of Morrison

About this map

Morrison and Summitville anchor the landscape on this mid-century survey, which details the rural crossroads of Warren and Coffee counties during a period of transition. The Seaboard railroad cuts a diagonal through the terrain, serving as a primary artery for the small communities and agricultural lands between the Tennessee Valley Divide and the surrounding highlands. This area is defined by a dense network of country churches and family burial grounds, such as Hickory Grove Church, Fountain Grove Ch, and the Stroud Cem, which reflect the established genealogical roots of the region.