1919 Map of Lincoln Mountain

About this map

The Green Mountains define the spine of this early 20th-century landscape, where rugged peaks and deep gaps dictated the patterns of Vermont hill country settlement. High-altitude landmarks like Battell Lodge and Proctor Lodge sit near the crests of Mt Abraham and Mt Ellen, while the Mad River valley serves as the primary corridor for towns like Warren and Waitsfield. The distribution of nearly twenty numbered district schools, such as the Alder Hill School and South Hill School, illustrates the once-dense network of small rural communities that operated before modern consolidation.