1893 Map of Wallingford

About this map

The Green Mountains of Rutland and Windsor counties are defined by a high-elevation railway network and industrial hamlets in this late nineteenth-century survey. The Rutland Railway and the Central Vermont corridor dominate the northern and eastern sections, providing vital connections for timber and marble between settlements like Cuttingsville and Healdville. High in the peaks, the landscape is dotted with remote water bodies such as Wallingford Pond and Little Pond, which feed the drainages of Otter Creek and the Mill River.