
The Wolf River winds through this 1965 survey of northeastern Shelby County, illustrating the post-war urban expansion beyond the traditional limits of Memphis. The map captures a mix of established residential neighborhoods and emerging developments like Raleigh and Egypt, where older landmarks such as Raleigh Cem sit near modern features like Frayser Plaza Shopping Center. Notable educational and cultural institutions anchor the landscape, including Southwestern at Memphis College, Christian Brothers College, and the Brooks Memorial Art Gallery within Overton Park.
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1965 Eads
Shelby County, TN

1965 Ellendale
Shelby County, TN

1965 Northeast Memphis
Shelby County, TN

1965 Northwest Memphis
Shelby County, TN

1965 Southeast Memphis
Shelby County, TN

1965 Southwest Memphis
Shelby County, TN

1970 Locke
Shelby County, TN

1970 Pecan Point
Shelby County, TN

1971 Brunswick
Shelby County, TN

1986 Memphis West
Shelby County, TN

1997 Locke
Shelby County, TN

1997 Northeast Memphis
Shelby County, TN

1997 Northwest Memphis
Shelby County, TN

1997 Southeast Memphis
Shelby County, TN

2022 Brunswick
Shelby County, TN

2022 Eads
Shelby County, TN

2022 Ellendale
Shelby County, TN

2022 Locke
Shelby County, TN

2022 Northeast Memphis
Shelby County, TN

2022 Northwest Memphis
Shelby County, TN

2022 Southeast Memphis
Shelby County, TN

2022 Southwest Memphis
Shelby County, TN