1935 Map of Haverhill

About this map

The Merrimack River serves as the dominant geographic anchor for this 1935 survey, cutting through the southern landscape and defining the urban development of Haverhill. This era shows the dense rail infrastructure of the Boston and Maine Railroad, including specific spurs like the Georgetown Branch of B & M RR and numerous stops such as Atkinson Depot and Fremont Sta.. The border between New Hampshire and Massachusetts bisects the map, separating rural townships like Hampstead and Danville from the more industrial corridors of the south.