1933 Map of Mt. Cube

About this map

The Connecticut River serves as the central artery of this early 1930s survey, dividing the riverside communities of Vermont and New Hampshire. On the eastern banks, the Dartmouth College Road and the Boston and Maine RR parallel the water, connecting settlements like Orford and Piermont to the wider region. The landscape is dotted with small local institutions, including the Mt Cube Sch and Chesley Sch, which speak to the rural schoolhouse network that once served these upland farm communities before mid-century consolidation.