1935 Map of Stickleyville
USGS Topo · Published 1935About this map
Stickleyville and the surrounding rural landscape of Lee and Scott Counties are defined here by a series of prominent ridgelines, including Wallen Ridge, Powell Mountain, and Newman Ridge. This mid-1930s survey captures a deeply established community of small settlements and educational outposts such as Carters Institute and Cedar Front Sch, highlighting the importance of local institutions in this mountain terrain. The presence of Osborne Mill and several family-named burial sites, including Graham Cem and Robinette Cem, indicates a decentralized agrarian economy tied closely to the valleys formed by the Powell River and the North Fork Clinch River.
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