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Travel time: everyone with a smidgen of interest in his hometown have spent a little time to imagine what life is like on the site, long ago.
Well, this just landed in my lap, courtesy of William Rainey Knoxville, Tennessee: photocopying a newspaper article about the 2011 1929 United States Fayetteville Gazetteer describes items such as it was in 1795.
Mr. Rainey think you might find it interesting, and give it away. I’m not too proud to take the kind of charity, and will. See what structures, streets and other landmarks You can identify. Any allusion to The city of Campbellton’s cross before but, named for people than natural features one may encounter during a walk, though not mentioned by name briefly described.
My contributions just to write the article and to resist the urge to make some edit that paragraph breaks and punctuation of the 18th century, so it’s a mental thank Mr. Rainey to his attention, and You will have a closed situation. Enjoy.