1899 Map of Mooers

About this map

The North Branch Great Chazy River and English River systems define this northern New York landscape along the United States Dominion of Canada border. Late nineteenth-century Clinton County is depicted as a landscape of rural hamlets and small industrial nodes, where the Rutland R. R. and Delaware and Hudson R. R. intersect at Mooers Junction. This rail connectivity was vital for the local economy, supporting timber and milling operations at places like Woods Falls and Purdy Mill.