Built in 1802 by Oakes Sampson

Home, in the early 1920s, to the American Impressionist painter Walter Parsons Shaw Griffin.
Built in 1802 by Oakes Sampson

Home, in the early 1920s, to the American Impressionist painter Walter Parsons Shaw Griffin.
Driving down Falmouth Street by the university and this caught my eye. Something intriguing and not quite right at the same time.


Originally a garage for Aurelius S Hinds. A successful druggist and businessman. At some point, it was converted to a home. The details of the street facades and gardens are wonderful.
It doesn’t get much worse


Much has been said and written about General Samuel Waldo. War hero. Scoundrel. Promoter of colonial settlement. Opportunist. Above all of these, for our purposes, he was a powerful force in the early settlement of Portland and the area.
Built for a well known local retailer and designed by a new name in our catalog of architects.