1926 Map of Randolph

About this map

Bethel Granite Quarry stands as a notable industrial anchor in this mid-1920s landscape, positioned near the junction of the Central Vermont Ry and the White River. The topography is defined by the three branches of the White River, which carve deep valleys through the hills of Braintree, Randolph, and Royalton. The settlement pattern reflects a highly localized rural society, where nearly every neighborhood supports its own institution, evidenced by the dense distribution of named schools such as the Old Stone School, Lost Nation School, and Blaisdell School.