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Historical map work
- Thread starter Bigbuck83
- Start date
7centsworth
Well-known member
Historic aerials is the site I use. You can go back to 1950 on most of the satellite views. It has helped me a lot over the years.
7centsworth
Well-known member
I knew where a grave yard was and knew there had to be a building there. The1950 aerial showed lines in the field about 50 yards from the graveyard. That spot has yielded many flat buttons and Several 1800's coins. The owner is trying to figure out what was there there is several hundred children graves unmarked and one marked. I think it was where two churches use to be together before the y split. The owner actually contacted me and wanted my help her determine what was there.
Bigbuck83
Member
Wow that’s a pretty cool story. I wonder if they all had gotten sick from something?
7centsworth
Well-known member
That is what I’m wondering also.