1905 Map of Waynesboro

About this map

Waynesboro serves as the central hub for this early twentieth-century survey of Wayne County, illustrating a landscape defined by its deep hollows and river crossings. The map reveals a transition from river-based transport along the Tennessee River at Peters Landing and Clifton to the expanding rail influence of the L & N R R in the southeast corner. Local commerce and traveler waypoints are clearly marked through sites like Whittens Stand and Mc Glamerys Stand, reflecting the enduring path of the Nathez Trace as it cuts across the hills.