1950 Map of Redland

Industrial infrastructure is remarkably prominent, featuring an extensive network of an underground aqueduct and several underground pipe lines snaking across the terrain toward the Lufkin Water Plant. Significant family history markers are found in the distribution of small burial grounds such as Walker Cem, Berry Cem, and Procella Cem. From the banks of Paper Mill Creek to the secluded Shawnee Lake, the map documents a transition from traditional river-and-rail life toward the sophisticated water management systems required for Texas's mid-century growth.