1939 Map of Lyndonville

About this map

Lyndonville and the Passumpsic River corridor anchor this late 1930s survey of Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, where the Canadian Pacific railroad parallels a landscape defined by dramatic glacial features. The map illustrates a rural economy organized around crossroads and school districts, with nearly two dozen local schools such as Old Red Sch and Squabble Hollow Sch serving the high ridges and valley floors. To the north, the deep waters of Lake Willoughby are flanked by the steep profiles of Mt Pisgah and Mt Hor, highlighting the region's sharp topographic relief.