1966 Map of Shelbyville

About this map

The Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration Grounds anchor the northern edge of Shelbyville, marking the town's unique cultural identity during this mid-century period. The Duck River winds south through the landscape, creating distinct landforms like Coney Island and Green Island while serving as a focal point for industry at Shelbyville Mills (Royal Station PO). Transportation is dominated by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and a network of named routes like the Tullahoma Road and Sulphur Spring Road.