1927 Map of Remington
USGS Topo · Published 1927About this map
The Rappahannock River carves a winding boundary between Fauquier Co and Culpeper Co in this 1927 survey, documenting a landscape of rural hamlets and upland farms. The town of Warrenton serves as a prominent hub in the northeast, while the Southern railroad corridor connects the settlements of Bealeton and Remington to the southeast. A notable concentration of social history is preserved through the numerous country schools and churches, such as Luttrell Sch, Piney Ridge Sch, and Westley Chapel. Along the river's edge, the Fauquier Sulphur Springs stands as a landmark of the region's resort history. The presence of the Lee Highway crossing through Amissville and Waterloo illustrates the early development of modern automobile thoroughfares through the older agrarian network of Carter Run and Hazel River.
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