On East Brighton Road (Vermont Route 105) at Cross Street ( Route 114), on the left when traveling west on East Brighton Road.
The town of Brighton, VT., dedicates this plaque to the memory of one of its prominent public officials, Charles F. Maw, who was born in Nettleham, Lincolnshire, England in 1883.
With only an 8th grade education, Charles F. Maw emigrated to . . . — — Map (db m221718) HM
On East Brighton Road at Cross Street, on the left when traveling east on East Brighton Road.
1366 feet west of this marker on railway right of way the Atlantic St. Lawrence RY
from Portland, Maine was linked to the St. Lawrence & Atlanta RY from Montreal, Quebec in July of 1853. This linking formed the first International Railway in . . . — — Map (db m198518) HM
On East Brighton Road (Vermont Route 105) at Cross Street ( Route 114), on the left when traveling west on East Brighton Road.
In Recognition of
Generations of Railroaders
from
Island Pond
Montreal 149mi. Portland 147mi.
"Great Halfway Point"
on the
Atlantic & St. Lawrence/
St. Lawrence & Atlantic RRS.
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada
Canadian . . . — — Map (db m221720) HM
