1913 Map of Woodstock

About this map

Woodstock serves as the focal point for this early twentieth-century survey of the Green Mountains, where the Woodstock RR terminates along the Ottanquechee River. The landscape is a network of small upland settlements and valley hamlets connected by winding roads through steep terrain like Delectable Mountain and The Gulf. Evidence of early Vermont community life is widespread, featuring numerous rural educational outposts such as the Stony Brook School and Mendall School, alongside the Town Farm in Woodstock. Local industry and mail services are represented by English Mills and the Bridgewater Center Briggs PO. Further south, the map details the terrain around Plymouth Notch and Plymouth Union, capturing a snapshot of the region's agricultural and village structure before the mid-century shifts in rural population.