1955 Map of Waverly Hall

About this map

The town of Waverly Hall serves as the focal point of this 1955 survey, situated where the Southern railroad line meets local routes below the southern slopes of Oak Mountain. The landscape is defined by the drainage patterns of Mulberry Creek, Sparks Creek, and Ossahatchie Creek, which create a complex system of ridges and valleys across the Harris and Talbot county line. This mid-century map illustrates a rural Georgia community structured around its spiritual and civic institutions, with numerous congregations such as Pitts Memorial Ch, Springfield Ch, and Humble Zion Ch scattered throughout the countryside.