1963 Map of Warner

About this map

Connors State Agricultural College serves as the focal point of the Warner community, situated at the intersection of a developing road network and the Midland Valley railroad. The 1963 landscape reflects a mix of institutional growth and established family heritage, with several burial sites including Bennett Cem, Howland Cem, and Woodall Cem dotting the countryside. To the west, the terrain rises toward Mount Nebo and Dunigan Mountain, while the lowlands are defined by the winding paths of Georges Fork and the South Fork. This survey documents a critical period for the local infrastructure, from the Fish Hatchery and Warner Lake in the north to the Conley Sch in the southeast. The border between McIntosh and Muskogee Counties runs through the western sections, separating the high ridges from the prairie lands near Hensley Mountain.