| Summary: | This image is a map of the old federal highway road system around historic Pinchona Creek Crossing in Montgomery County, Alabama. The map shows a portion of the U.S. Highway 31, also called Mobile Highway, that insects with the Old Federal Road. Some landmarks like Sam Moniac's Cow Pen and Shell Pile, and Moseley's Store are labeled clearly on the map. "Hale 1947" is handwritten in the lower left corner. Phrase "Sheet #14. From aerial photos " is handwritten in the lower right corner. An "Auburn University Libraries, Auburn, Alabama, Map Collection" property stamp dated July 16, 1990 is right above the phrase. In each corner, there is a handwritten "14" in red. This is a photocopy of a hand drawn blueprint and is not encapsulated. The map is in fair condition with some blue stains on the creases. Even though there are some missing portions near the corners, the main body of the map is still clear and legible.
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