1892 Map of Woodstock

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The Fenton River and Mount Hope River carve southward through this late nineteenth-century portrait of northeastern Connecticut, where mill villages and upland farming communities define the landscape. The New York and New England Railroad cuts across the lower right, serving depots at Hampton Station and Chaplin Station. This era shows a high density of named settlements such as Mansfield Center, Ashford, and Eastford, alongside many family-named heights like Stickney Hill and Wormwood Hill.