1964 Map of St. Albans

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The city of St Albans serves as a regional hub for Franklin County, characterized by its dense street grid and concentration of civic institutions like the Court House, City Hall, and Bellows Free Academy. The town's industrial and transit identity is anchored by the Central Vermont railroad lines that bisect the area, supporting the local economy just before the major expansion of suburban developments. Beyond the urban center, the landscape transitions into the rolling hills of Aldis Hill and Bellevue Hill, the latter hosting a U S Military Reservation. A network of rural cemeteries, including Mt Calvary Cem and Greenwood Cem, along with local schools like the Fairfield St Sch, provide significant data points for genealogists tracking family footprints across the townships of Georgia, Fairfield, and Fairfax during the mid-1960s.