1952 Map of Sharon Grove

About this map

Sharon Grove and the surrounding farming communities of south-central Kentucky are captured in this 1952 study, revealing a landscape defined by small-scale rural infrastructure and winding watercourses. The territory is marked by numerous country churches and schools that once served as the social anchors for local families, including the Mineral Spring Ch, Antioch Ch, and the Hickory Ridge Sch. The winding Wolf Lick Creek and Whippoorwill Creek cut through the terrain, while the boundary between Todd and Logan counties bisects the map, passing near the settlement of Everett. Genealogists will find particular value in the documentation of family-named landmarks like the Gant Cem and the Tunstill Cem, providing a precise record of local burial sites and landholdings before late-century consolidation altered the rural fabric of the region.