1899 Map of Londonderry

About this map

The West River valley serves as the primary corridor for commerce and travel through this part of the Green Mountains during the late 19th century. The Vermont Central R. R. follows the winding river path, connecting mountain hamlets such as South Londonderry and Winhall Sta. This era predates the widespread automotive travel that would later transform these mountain passes, showing a landscape defined by rail stops and small clusters of settlement like Bondville, Rawsonville, and the descriptively named Bucketville.