1951 Map of Pembroke
USGS Topo · Published 1951About this map
The town of Pembroke serves as a primary hub in this agricultural landscape at the southern edge of the state, where the Louisville and Nashville railroad tracks cut through the local topography. To the north, the Jefferson Davis State Park and its prominent Monument mark the village of Fairview, situated along the Jefferson Davis National Highway. This 1951 survey reveals a dense network of family history markers, including the Rosedale Cem, Gray Cem, and Shanklins Cem. The terrain is defined by the drainage of the South Fork Little River and the West Fork Red River, with rural life centered around community anchors like Barnetts Chapel and the County Home. The map illustrates a transition from established rail-oriented commerce to a growing reliance on the national highway system.
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Editions of this 1951 Pembroke Map
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Historical Maps of Hopkinsville Through Time
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