1906 Map of Eagle

About this map

The Fox River and Mukwonago River define the wetlands and glacial lakes of this southeastern Wisconsin landscape at the turn of the century. The map reveals a robust railway network serving the dairy and agricultural heartland, featuring the Chicago Milwaukee And ST. Paul Railroad and the Wisconsin Central Railroad. These lines connect vital hubs like Genesee Depot and North Prairie, while smaller stops such as Vernon Station and Mayhew point to the dispersed nature of local commerce before the rise of modern highways.