1944 Map of Granville
USGS Topo · Published 1968About this map
The Mettawee Valley serves as the central corridor for this 1944 survey, where the Mettawee River and the Delaware and Hudson railroad tracks parallel each other through the heart of Washington County. This landscape is defined by its industrial and agricultural hamlets, from the concentrated hub of Granville at the Vermont border to smaller settlements like Truthville, Raceville, and Middle Granville. The map documents a rural education network before mid-century consolidation, preserving the locations of numerous district buildings such as School No 14, Poultney Sch, and North Bend Sch.
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2 editions found
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