1953 Map of Enosburg Falls

About this map

Missisquoi River drainage patterns define this mid-century view of Northern Vermont, where the Central Vermont railroad lines connect a series of industrial and agricultural hubs. The map captures the village of Enosburg Falls as a primary center of activity, supported by outlying settlements like Bakersfield and Sheldon Springs. Significant local industry is noted at Gilberts Tannery near the Bogue Branch, while the social fabric of the era is preserved through numerous named rural schools, including the Pumpkin Village School and Callan School.