1953 Map of Enosburg Falls

About this map

Missisquoi River valley serves as the central artery for this northern Vermont region, where the Central Vermont and ST Johnsbury And Lake Champlain railroads intersect at Sheldon Junction. The landscape is a complex network of dairy-farming settlements and rural infrastructure, anchored by the industrial center of Enosburg Falls and smaller villages like Fairfield. Local history is deeply etched into the terrain through numerous family-named landmarks and essential community structures, including Gilberts Tannery near Enosburg Center and the Pumpkin Village School. In the north, Lake Carmi stands as a significant natural feature surrounded by early survey divisions such as East Franklin and West Berkshire. The map also documents the international boundary at Morse Line, illustrating the close proximity of these Vermont townships to the Canada-United States border.