1936 Map of Pine View

About this map

Pine View and its surrounding hollows are meticulously documented in this 1936 field examination, showcasing a rural Tennessee landscape defined by a network of creek branches and ridge trails. The settlement pattern is anchored by local institutions like Dixon Ch and Union Ch, while educational needs were served by small outposts such as Nathan Sch and Spring Creek Sch. The geography is remarkably detailed, naming dozens of minor drainages including Patrey Branch and Sugar Camp Hollow, reflecting the topographical complexity of Sparks Ridge and Bunker Hill. Genealogical researchers will find significant value in the identified family burial grounds, such as Bible Hill Cem and Welms Cem, which are situated along the winding paths of Tom Creek and Lick Creek. This survey captures a moment before modern consolidation, where life revolved around the immediate watercourses and narrow valley floors.