1900 Map of Whitefield

About this map

The Connecticut River forms a critical corridor through this New Hampshire terrain, serving as the border between Lancaster and Vermont's Lunenburg during the late nineteenth century. This era was defined by a complex network of rail infrastructure, where the Maine Central R. R. and the Boston and Maine R. R. intersected at numerous specialized transfer points. These hubs, such as Whitefield Junction and Waumbek Junction, facilitated the movement of goods and timber from the White Mountains and the Johns River valley.