1910 Map of Livermore

About this map

The Androscoggin River carves a central path through this Maine landscape, serving as the industrial and logistical spine for communities like Chisholm and Livermore Falls. In this era, the Maine Central Railroad closely follows the river's edge, facilitating the transport of timber and goods from local operations such as Richmond Mill and the textile works at East Livermore Mills. The map reveals a highly localized rural infrastructure, where transit relied on points like Hillman Ferry and Strickland Ferry before modern bridge networks were fully established.