1928 Map of Plymouth

About this map

The Pemigewasset River corridor serves as the primary artery for settlement and industry in this 1928 survey, which captures the White Mountain region during a transitional era for timber and tourism. The Boston and Maine Railroad follows the river's winding path, connecting established hubs like Plymouth and Woodstock with small industrial and transit points such as Lyfords Siding and Beebe River. Local education and community life are well-documented through a network of rural schoolhouses, including Thornton Sch and Elm Sch, while the seasonal character of the region is evident in the Fairgrounds and the Waterville Forest Camp. To the east, the Sandwich Mountains dominate the terrain, featuring landmarks like Mt Tecumseh and Sachem Peak. This sheet is particularly valuable for genealogists tracing family names through the numerous hill-country school districts and small village centers.