
The rail-driven growth of northwestern Vermont is centered at St Albans in this 1914 survey, which shows a landscape defined by the Central Vermont and Grand Trunk railroads. These lines connect Lake Champlain's eastern shore with inland industrial and agricultural centers like Swanton and Highgate Falls. Along the coast of Missisquoi Bay and Lake Champlain, the map documents numerous early twentieth-century points of interest, including the Lake View House and Melville Landing.
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