1914 Map of Bryant Pond

About this map

Bryant Pond sits at the heart of this Oxford County landscape, where the Grand Trunk railroad follows the winding valleys to connect the mill towns of the early twentieth century. The map reveals a mountain-and-water economy defined by industrial sites like Abbott's Mill and Walker's Mill, alongside numerous rural community hubs including the Tubby School, Martin School, and Patch Mountain School. This era predates the widespread automation of the logging and milling industries, showing the dense network of local roads and family-named landmarks that once supported a thriving upland population.