1982 Map of Weeks Mills

About this map

Threemile Pond and Long Pond anchor the landscape of this Kennebec County region, where the West Branch Sheepscot River winds southward through agricultural and wooded terrain. The settlement of Windsor serves as a central hub, flanked by smaller hamlets like Windsorville, South Windsor, and Windsor Station. This 1982 provisional survey captures the area's educational and social infrastructure, notably featuring the Erskine Academy and the sprawling Windsor Fairgrounds. Local genealogy is well-documented through numerous family-named landmarks and burial grounds, including Chadwick Hill Cem, Resthaven Cem, and Windsor Neck Cem. To the south, Coopers Mills sits near the crossing of the river, while the northeastern corner is defined by the high ground of Windsor Neck Hill and Deer Hill. The map detail reveals a rural economy supported by local Gravel Pits and connected by historic routes like Dearborn Road.