1919 Map of Putnam
USGS Topo · Published 1919About this map
The Quinebaug River valley serves as the industrial and transit spine of this Northeastern Connecticut region during the early twentieth century. Extensive rail networks, including the New York and New England Railroad and the Norwich and Worcester Railroad, connect mill villages like North Grosvenor Dale and Mechanicsville to larger markets. This military-revised survey highlights the importance of connectivity, noting the path of the French Cable crossing the landscape between Pomfret and Killingly.
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