1967 Map of Livermore Falls

About this map

The Androscoggin River carves a central path through this late-1960s landscape, serving as the industrial and logistical spine for the neighboring communities of Chisholm and Livermore Falls. The river's significance is highlighted by the proximity of the Maine Central railroad and a network of reservoirs and water tanks that supported the local population. Outside the primary industrial corridor, the terrain transitions into a series of named ridges such as Treat Hill and Philbrick Hill, punctuated by numerous small cemeteries like Stones Corner Cem and Pleasant Hill Cem that document the region's long-standing family settlements.