1968 Map of Red House

About this map

Red House serves as a central hub in this Virginia landscape, where the borders of Charlotte, Campbell, and Appomattox Counties converge. The terrain is defined by a dense network of tributaries including Falling River, Marrowbone Creek, and Little Lucks Branch, reflecting the rural character of the Piedmont during the late 1960s. Local life and history are anchored by several country churches and their associated grounds, such as Providence Ch, Trinity Ch, and the Beautiful Zion Ch Cem. A notable industrial element is the utility corridor marked by a Pipeline and a Pumping Station, cutting across the drainage basins of Jennican Branch and Pearls Creek. This survey also preserves the locations of smaller communities like Rolling Hill and Pentecost, providing a detailed record of local geography before modern development altered the rural road networks and field lines.