1953 Map of Rush

About this map

Coalton and Kilgore anchor the northern reaches of this mid-century survey, illustrating the industrial and residential patterns of eastern Kentucky. The landscape is defined by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad corridor, which snakes through the valley alongside Williams Creek. This area served as a vital transportation artery, supported by landmarks like Rush Sta and the Midland Trail. The map reveals a deeply established rural infrastructure, evidenced by numerous family burial grounds such as Salyer Cem and Hazlett Cem, alongside localized education centers like Star Schools and Geigersville Sch.