1931 Map of Mt. Chocorua

About this map

Center Sandwich and Moultonboro serve as anchors for this 1928 survey of the southern White Mountains, which illustrates a landscape defined by seasonal camps and old school districts. The map captures the transition of the region from an active timber economy to a destination for recreation, shown by the Beebe River RR and various logging railroads alongside numerous mountain shelters like Mudgetts Camp and Old Shag Camp. Local history is preserved through the locations of the Friends Ch and East Sandwich Chapel, as well as rural schoolhouses like the Fellows Sch and Whiteface Sch.