1944 Map of Milton

About this map

Fort Ethan Allen stands as a prominent military installation at the southern edge of this mid-century Vermont landscape, which spans the border of Chittenden County and Franklin County. The region is defined by its relationship with Lake Champlain, featuring numerous seasonal camps like Eagle Mt Camp and Camp Keeyumah along the shoreline, alongside geographic landmarks such as Malletts Bay and Marble Island. The Central Vermont Railway and the winding Lamoille River anchor the inland economy, connecting agricultural centers like Milton and Georgia Center. The map reveals a dense network of local education through dozens of numbered schoolhouses, such as School No 10, and named institutions like Brigham Hill Sch. A notable piece of infrastructure is the Sand Bar Bridge, which provides the vital link across the water to the Grand Isle peninsula.