1902 National Publishing Map of the White Mountains, New Hampshire

This is a 1902 National Publishing Company map of the White Mountains and central New Hampshire. Coverage embraces central New Hampshire from Lancaster and Berlin Mills south to Cornish, South Danbury, and Alton Bay. Many individual peaks throughout the White Mountains are noted. Cities, towns, and villages are labeled, with communities served by post offices and railroad stations labeled as such. Grants and purchases around the area are labeled in different typefaces, with some marked in large bold lettering, while others, like the Allen grant in Waterville County, are much less noticeable. Roads are illustrated, as are several railroads, including the Northern Division and the White Mountain Division of the Boston and Maine Railroad and several abandoned lumber railroads. Counties are demarcated and identified, and rivers and lakes are colored blue and labeled. Mountains are illustrated using contour lines, labeled, and their elevations provided. An index along the left side lists post offices, railroad stations, principal lakes and streams, and principal mountains, and provides the grid location for each one.

Publication History and Census

This map was created and published by the National Publishing Company of Boston, Massachusetts in 1902. We are aware of one institutional example which is part of the collection at the Norman B. Leventhal Map Center at the Boston Public Library and at least two others that are part of private collections.