1908 Map of Hanover

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The Connecticut River serves as the central artery for this Upper Valley region, dividing the landscape into the bustling rail hubs of Vermont and New Hampshire during the early 20th century. At White River Junction, a critical intersection of the Central Vermont R R and Boston and Maine R R highlights the area's importance as a New England transportation gateway. To the north, Dartmouth College anchors the town of Hanover, while across the river, Norwich rises into the hills toward Griggs Mountain.