The Place Where They Make Maps a National Survey
Chester Vermont hosts the National Survey, a family run mapmaker founded in 1912 by L V Crocker and H F Crocker. From a 12 by 12 room it grew into a modern workshop with 130 employees serving Eastern United States and Canada while producing oil company and highway maps, aeronautical charts, and the Vermont Year Book amid a backlog and planned expansion.
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National Survey
L.V
H.F. Crocker
Chester
Lindsey Robinson
United States
Canada
John Henneberger
Crocker
Winston Warren
Robert Haseltine
John Stone
Ted Hastings
John Yake
Vermont
L.V. Crocker
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