1928 Map of Wolfeboro

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Lake Wentworth and the eastern shores of Wolfeboro Bay anchor this 1920s landscape, illustrating a region defined by its deep glacial basins and the early 20th-century transportation corridors of the Boston and Maine RR. The map captures Wolfeboro at a period of established local prominence, showing the campus of Brewster Academy and the village's rail connections at Wolfeboro Falls. To the east, the rural character of Wakefield and Sanbornville is detailed with numerous small schoolhouses like the Champion School and Piper School, which served the scattered agricultural and milling hamlets of the era.