Rockhill borough, Orbisonia borough
Orbisonia and Rock Hill from the air, 1906

Nobody flew over Orbisonia in 1906. The bird's eye view was a commercial art form: an artist walked the streets, drew every building, and then assembled them into a perspective nobody had ever actually seen. Fowler and Kelly made this one of the two boroughs together, and the Library of Congress holds it. It is a perspective map, not drawn to scale, which means the buildings are real and the geometry is persuasion.
Checked 2026-09-01 · Library of Congress Panoramic Maps
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