1950 Map of Mulberry

The human geography of the 1940s is preserved through dozens of rural landmarks, including specialized educational sites like Coal Valley Sch and Breezy Hill Sch. Cultural centers such as McKill Chapel and numerous family or community burial grounds like Heaviside Cem and Shiloh Cem provide valuable touchpoints for genealogical research. The transition from active mining to agricultural use is evident in the pockets of undisturbed terrain near Dry Wood Creek and the localized mounds like Martin Mound and Blue Mound.