
The Lamoille River carves a central path through this mid-century Vermont landscape, serving as the industrial and social corridor for towns like Johnson, Morrisville, and Morristown. At the heart of the region, the St Johnsbury and Lake Champlain Railroad follows the river's curve, connecting the valley's commerce to wider markets. The map reveals a robust educational and recreational network, from the State Teachers College in Johnson to specialized rural schoolhouses like Mud City Sch and Delano Sch.
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1925 Mount Mansfield
Lamoille County, VT

1927 Hyde Park
Lamoille County, VT

1927 Mount Mansfield
Lamoille County, VT

1930 Hyde Park
Lamoille County, VT

1943 Hyde Park
Lamoille County, VT

1944 Mount Mansfield
Lamoille County, VT

1948 Mount Mansfield
Lamoille County, VT

1948 Mount Mansfield
Lamoille County, VT

1953 Hyde Park
Lamoille County, VT

1968 Stowe
Lamoille County, VT

1986 Eden
Lamoille County, VT

1986 Johnson
Lamoille County, VT

1986 Sterling Mountain
Lamoille County, VT

1997 Mount Mansfield
Lamoille County, VT

1998 Sterling Mountain
Lamoille County, VT

2024 Eden
Lamoille County, VT

2024 Johnson
Lamoille County, VT

2024 Mount Mansfield
Lamoille County, VT

2024 Sterling Mountain
Lamoille County, VT

2024 Stowe
Lamoille County, VT