1965 Map of Oakland
USGS Topo · Published 1966About this map
The Louisville and Nashville railroad corridor serves as a primary axis for the rural landscape of Fayette County, connecting the small centers of Oakland and Hickory Withe. This mid-1960s landscape is deeply rooted in local family history, evidenced by an exceptionally dense concentration of family-named burial grounds including Mabone Cem, Murrell Cem, and Rayner Cem. These sites, often located near small country churches like Morning View Ch or Brooks Chapel, reflect the established generational ties of the area.
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