
The Connecticut River serves as the central artery for this late 1920s survey, dividing the Vermont and New Hampshire borderlands. On the eastern bank, Claremont emerges as a significant industrial and transit hub, anchored by the Sugar River and the Boston And Maine RR. The landscape is a network of small, specialized hamlets and family-named landmarks, from the curiously named Butcherknife Corner and Puckershire to the established agricultural grounds of the Sullivan County Farm.
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