1959 Map of Quechee

About this map

The Ottauquechee River and the White River define this corner of Vermont, where steep hillsides meet the industrial and agricultural valleys of the late 1950s. The village of Quechee is a focal point, situated near the dramatic Quechee Gorge and the Reservoir. Downstream, Deweys Mills and its adjacent Deweys Pond reflect the region's historic reliance on water power. The landscape is dotted with small settlements like Taftsville, where a Covered Bridge spans the river, and West Hartford along the northern rail and river corridor.