1982 Map of Weeks Mills

About this map

Erskine Academy and the surrounding rural villages of Kennebec County define this interior Maine landscape during the early 1980s. The Sheepscot River and its West Branch carve through the center of the terrain, providing a natural corridor for early development at Coopers Mills and Windsorville. The map captures a moment when the regional economy was reflected in numerous gravel pits and the prominent Windsor Fairgrounds, which served as a focal point for the community. Settlement patterns are distributed across a series of small crossroads including North Windsor, South Windsor, and Halls Corner. Genealogists will find a high density of small family-named burying grounds such as Chadwick Hill Cem, Deer Hill Cem, and Coburn Cem, while the location of Windsor Station preserves the history of rail access in the Sheepscot valley. Large water bodies like Threemile Pond and Long Pond anchor the western and eastern boundaries respectively.