1956 Map of Farmington
USGS Topo · Published 1964About this map
The Sandy River winds through the heart of this Franklin County landscape, anchoring the regional commerce of Farmington and West Farmington during the mid-1950s. The Maine Central railroad corridor remains a primary artery, connecting manufacturing and transit points like Dryden (Wilton Sta) and North Jay. This survey reveals a high density of rural institutions that served the hill farms and mill villages, including the North Vienna Ch and localized education centers like Intervale Sch and Briggs Sch.
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