1967 Map of Lisbon

About this map

The Ammonoosuc River carves a winding path through this corner of Grafton County, serving as the primary corridor for the town of Lisbon and the neighboring village of Bath. In the late 1960s, the landscape remained defined by small, valley-bottom settlements and upland family-named peaks like Babbitt Hill and Moulton Hill. Rural life in the towns of Lyman and Landaff is anchored by community landmarks, including the Landaff Center School and Center Hill Ch. The era's transportation network is captured here, featuring a Covered Bridge near Swiftwater and the Sugar Hill Sta rail point. From the gravel pits of Savageville to the high reaches of the White Mountain National Forest, this survey documents the traditional New Hampshire river-valley economy and the enduring footprints of early mountain agriculture.