1981 Map of Randolph

About this map

Randolph serves as the central hub of this Vermont landscape, where the Central Vermont railroad follows the valley of the Third Branch White River. The settlement pattern reflects the classic New England township structure, with outlying hamlets like West Braintree, East Braintree, and Beanville connected by winding valley roads such as Vermont 12A. Genealogy and local history researchers will find a high density of burial sites including Pleasant View Cem, Moulton Cem, and the family-named Roswell Ford Cem. The map also captures significant local landmarks like the Union High Sch and the General Thomas Monument located south of the main town. The surrounding terrain is defined by steep hills such as Braintree Hill and Hebard Hill, which forced development into the narrow river corridors.