1947 Map of Rally Hill

About this map

The Duck River winds through the southern landscape of this mid-century survey, defining the topography near Jones Bend and Sharp Corner. This area of Middle Tennessee is characterized by a dense network of family-named cemeteries and rural institutions, reflecting a deeply rooted agricultural society. From the Derryberry Cem to the Riley-Harper Cem, the land is marked by generational legacies. Important local transit corridors like the Lewisburg Pike and Franklin Pike connect small crossroads communities such as Rally Hill and Pottsville. Educational and spiritual life centers on landmarks like the Lee Buckner Sch, Glean Chapel, and Mt Carmel Ch. Along Flat Creek and Pumpkin Creek, the map details a terrain of named hills and branches, including Ash Hill and Skinner Hill, where the boundaries of Williamson, Maury, and Marshall counties converge.