1924 Map of Farmington
USGS Topo · Published 1924About this map
The Sandy River winds through the heart of Franklin County, defining a valley of small agricultural settlements and timber-milling operations during the early 1920s. Centered on Farmington, the map reveals a landscape heavily dotted with one-room schoolhouses, including Norton Flat School, Goodrich School, and Bullen School, serving the outlying farmsteads. The rail economy is represented by the Maine Central line, which connects Wilton and the Dryden Wilton Sta to the commerce of West Farmington.
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Editions of this 1924 Farmington Map
6 editions found
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