1892 Map of Winsted

About this map

Winsted and West Winsted serve as the industrial anchors of this Litchfield County landscape, situated at the confluence of the Mad River and Still River. The area’s late-nineteenth-century development is defined by its strategic rail connections, with the Central New England and Western Railroad cutting across the northern hills through Colebrook Station and Norfolk. To the south, the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad follows the Naugatuck River corridor, linking Torrington and Daytonville to the wider regional economy.