1947 Map of Newburg
USGS Topo · Published 1947About this map
Kimbrough Chapel and the nearby Kimbrough Cem serve as a focal point for this 1940s landscape in Franklin County, Alabama. The settlement of Newburg sits along the primary east-west corridor formed by the Russellville Road, which cuts across a terrain defined by deep hollows and prominent rises such as Macedonia Mtn and Eckerberger Mtn. The map reveals a community organized around rural institutions, including Piney Grove Sch and churches like Sylvester Ch and New Hope Ch.
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