1926 Map of Randolph

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The White River and its multiple branches define the rugged topography of central Vermont in this mid-1920s survey. The landscape is characterized by a dense network of upland schools, such as the Old Stone School and Blaisdell School, serving isolated farming and quarrying communities. The Central Vermont Ry follows the river valleys, connecting the principal settlements of Bethel, Randolph, and South Royalton. Industrial activity is centered at the Bethel Granite Quarry, which utilized the area's natural stone resources.