1971 Map of Warm Springs

About this map

The Little White House and the Warm Springs Foundation anchor this 1970s landscape, reflecting the area's significance as a center for rehabilitation and a presidential retreat. The terrain is marked by the geological convergence of the Warm Springs themselves and the flowing waters of Sulphur Creek and Cold Spring Branch. Small rural communities and crossroads such as Harris City, Kendal, and Raleigh are connected by a network of railroads, including the Central of Georgia and the Seaboard Coast Line. Local history is preserved in the numerous family and community landmarks, from the Judson-Bulloch Cem to Cedar Rock Ch. The map also captures specialized land uses of the era, such as the Warm Springs National Fish Hatchery and the Roosevelt Memorial Airport, illustrating a region where public health infrastructure and agriculture met mid-century transit.