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Portland, Maine

county seat of Cumberland County, Maine, United States

Portland is a city in U.S. state of Maine. It is the largest city of the state, and known for its history, port, and seafood.

DowntownEdit

  • Exchange Street, Summer 2004

  • Portland's City Hall

  • Old Port District

  • Street in Old Port District

  • Japanese "Yubin" Box standing in downtown

  • Waterfront

  • Woodman Building, August 1965

  • Monument Square, during the Red Sox parade in October 2004.

NeighborhoodsEdit

  • East End

  • Munjoy Hill

  • Portland Observatory, May 2005

  • Portland Observatory, March 1936

  • Entrance to Deering Oaks on Deering Avenue

  • Deering Oaks Pond

LighthousesEdit

  • Portland Head Light

  • Portland Breakwater Lighthouse, September 1962

Fort GorgesEdit

  • Fort Gorges - Aerial

  • View from shipping channel to south of fort

  • Western Wall of the fort

  • Beach north of the fort

  • Entrance to the fort

  • Parade Ground

  • Officer's Quarter

Misc ImagesEdit

  • Eastern Promenade Park

  • Stencil on a building

  • Boiled Lobster dish

  • Portland Seadogs

  • Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad

Old PostcardsEdit

  • City Hall, 1910

  • First National Bank, 1910

  • Fishing Vessels at the Dock, 1908

  • Northeast from City Hall, 1910

  • Old Library, 1905

  • Old Post Office, 1905

  • Riverton Park, 1910

  • Soldiers' Monument, 1908

  • Birthplace of Thomas Brackett Reed, 1915

  • Wadsworth-Longfellow House, 1910

  • Western Promenade, 1908

MapsEdit

  • City location in the state

  • City map from the 1955 "Yellow Book" of Interstate Highway System plans

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