Built ca: 1841-43 for Francis Cook
An interesting transitional home in the lower block of State Street
54 State Street
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In Focus. Charles A Alexander Part 3. Commercial, Church, & other Works.
Part 3 of an in-depth look at one of Portland’s lesser-known architects.
Portland Sugar House warehouse. 1852
This is the third and final part of our look at Charles A Alexander. Continue reading
In Focus. Charles A Alexander Part 2. Residences and Cottages
Part 2 of an in-depth look at one of Portland’s lesser-known architects.
Safford House. 1857
In Focus. Charles A Alexander Part 1. Biography
Part One of an in-depth look at one of Portland’s lesser-known architects.
Chestnut Street Methodist Church. 1856
117-119 Pine Street. House number 200
Built in 1876 for Francis & Edward Fassett
An iconic High Victorian in the West End Historic District
Glimpses. 40 Belmont Street
Built ca: 1902 on spec for Lewellyn Morse Leighton. Design by Fred Tompson
A lovely Colonial Revival in the Coyle Park neighborhood.
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Glimpses. 23 St Lawrence Street
Built ca: 1851 for George Marston & Charles Montgomery.
A solid late-period Greek Revival on the slope of Munjoy Hill.
Commercial Interests. 22 Monument Square. The Press Building
Constructed in 1913 for James P Baxter. Design by John Calvin Stevens.
A Chicago Style building in Monument Square. Continue reading
Glimpses. 22 Clifford Street
Built in 1916 for Ammi Whitney and his son Joseph. Design by Frederick Tompson.
A brick colonial revival in the Western Promenade historic district. Continue reading
26 Belmont Street
Built ca 1906 for Captain Lincoln Jewett. Design by John Calvin and John Howard Stevens
A handsome Queen-Anne in the Coyle Park neighborhood. Continue reading
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