1929 Map of Claremont

About this map

The Connecticut River serves as the central artery for this late 1920s survey, marking the state boundary between Vermont and New Hampshire. Dominating the western skyline is the massive peak of Ascutney Mtn, while the eastern side of the river features the industrial hub of Claremont and the smaller textile and milling hamlets of Cornish Mills and West Claremont. The river's historical importance for transit is evidenced by multiple crossings, including the Cornish Bridge and the Cheshire Toll Bridge, alongside the Ashley Ferry.