1915 Map of Alger

A dense concentration of rural education centers, including Beaverdam School, Sugartree School, and Gossard School, highlights the distributed nature of this farming community before the era of school consolidation. In the south, the shoreline of the lake features early leisure developments at Island View and Avondale, while the Lakeview Electric Road provided essential interurban transit connecting New Hampshire to the broader region. The map also captures several islands within the lake, including Walnut Is and Crane I.