1951 Map of Greenville

About this map

Moosehead Lake anchors the northern reaches of this mid-century survey, serving as a gateway to the Maine North Woods during a period of established rail and aviation transport. The dual presence of the Canadian Pacific and the Bangor and Argostook railroads highlights the region's importance as a hub for timber and tourism, with Greenville Junc acting as a critical intersection. Further south, the map details the industrial and agricultural character of small communities like Shirley Mills and Blanchard, where a Quarry and local schools are noted.