1952 Map of Passapatanzy
USGS Topo · Published 1952About this map
Potomac Creek and its many wooded branches define this 1952 topographic study of the borderlands between Stafford and King George counties. The landscape transitions from the riverfront landings and bluffs like Bull Bluff down to the rail corridor of the U S Government Railroad in the south. This era shows a network of small rural crossroads and post offices such as Goby PO and Igo PO, alongside several established country congregations including Fletcher Chapel and Mt Moriah Ch. Near the water, landmarks like the Whipsewason Club House and the riverfront at Belvedere Beach suggest a mid-century character tied to the Potomac River shoreline. Farther inland, the map captures the transition to agriculture and small community hubs around Sealston PO and the rural education center at Lambs Creek Sch.
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