
Minnehaha Springs sits at a crossroads of mountain terrain and early rural infrastructure in this 1923 survey. The landscape is defined by the sharp transition between West Virginia and Virginia, specifically where Pocahontas Co and Greenbrier Co meet the Virginia line. This era shows a high density of small-scale educational and spiritual centers, such as the Mt Tabor School, Moore School, and the Westminster Church, which served the scattered residents living along the hollows and runs.
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