1912 Map of Livermore

About this map

The Androscoggin River carves a deep path through this central Maine landscape, serving as the primary corridor for industry and transit in the early twentieth century. Along its banks, the Maine Central RR connects established mill towns and rural depots, including the bustling industrial center at Livermore Falls and the riverside landing at Strickland. The map reveals a robust network of river-based infrastructure, from the Hillman Ferry to the Turner Bridge, reflecting a time before modern highway crossings dominated the valley.