1959 Map of Hartland

About this map

Hartland and its surrounding hillsides appear here at the close of the 1950s, a landscape defined by the winding course of the Connecticut River and the newly established North Hartland Reservoir. The map captures the region's agricultural and institutional character, notably featuring the State Prison Farm and the Fairgrounds south of the main village. Transportation routes like the Central Vermont railroad line and local landmarks such as the Covered Bridge across Lulls Brook illustrate the area's infrastructure before major modern shifts.