1893 Map of Sutton

Industry and local commerce are visible in the numerous mill sites along the waterways, such as Bealls Mills and Stouts Mills. The transportation network of the era is remarkably sparse, relying on water-level routes and crossings like Salt Lick Bridge to connect small mountain communities. For researchers, the map provides precise locations for nineteenth-century post offices and settlements like Stumptown, Normantown, and Cedarville before the expansion of twentieth-century infrastructure altered the valley floors.