1931 Map of Mt. Cube

About this map

The Connecticut River serves as the central artery and state boundary for this 1931 survey, which captures the agrarian and academic landscape of the Upper Valley during the early twentieth century. This era is defined by the coexistence of old river-bottom settlements like Fairlee and Orford alongside emerging recreational and educational sites. The map clearly delineates the Appalachian Trail as it winds through the granite uplands, passing landmarks such as the Dartmouth Outing Club Camp and the Mt Cube House.