At its zenith between 1819 and 1820, St. Stephens had a population of several thousand; within two decades most residents had moved two miles west to settle New St. Stephens, a prominent crossroads served by a railway station.
Within two decades most residents had moved two miles west to settle New St. Stephens, a prominent crossroads served by a railway station. At its zenith between 1819 and 1820, St. Stephens had a population of several thousand.
At its zenith between 1819 and 1820, St. Stephens had a population of several thousand. Within two decades most residents had moved two miles west to settle New St. Stephens, a prominent crossroads served by a railway station.
At its zenith between 1819 and 1820, St. Stephens had a population of several thousand. Within two decades most residents had moved two miles west to settle New St. Stephens, a prominent crossroads served by a railway station.