1964 Map of Winder North

About this map

The rolling hills of northeast Georgia are captured here just as the landscape was beginning to transition toward suburban growth, yet still defined by its agrarian roots. The Mulberry River and Middle Oconee River define the local drainage, while the northern edge of Winder and the town of Hoschton anchor the residential development of the early 1960s. Rural life is evidenced by the high density of community centers, including Holsenbeck Sch and numerous country churches like Gum Springs Ch and New Hope Ch.