1964 Map of Selma
USGS Topo · Published 1965About this map
The Neuse River winds through the heart of Johnston County, defining a landscape of agricultural tradition and growing rail hubs in the mid-1960s. Along the Southern and Atlantic and East Coast Line railroads, the towns of Selma and Clayton emerge as significant centers of activity, surrounded by a dense network of country churches like Good Hope Ch and Burning Bush Ch. The mapping reveals a transition toward modern research and public services, visible in the presence of the State Agricultural Experimental Station and the State Forestry Dept Nursery. Local genealogy and social history are anchored by landmarks such as Harrison High Sch, Corinth Holder High Sch, and numerous family burial grounds and memorial parks including Selma Memorial Cem and Sunset Memorial Park (Cemetery).
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