1964 Map of Stanfordville

About this map

The Oconee National Forest covers much of this landscape in central Georgia, where the borders of Jasper, Putnam, and Jones counties converge. Small agricultural settlements like Stanfordville and Goolsby are connected by a network of light-duty roads and a Jeep Trail, centered around local spiritual life at Mt Carmel Ch, Wesley Chapel, and Griggs Chapel. The presence of the Uncle Remus Dist Headquarters near the Hillsboro Lake Recreation Area reflects the administrative and recreational development of the forest lands during the mid-20th century.