Built ‘on spec’ ca; 1922 by the Dartmouth Real Estate Company
An Arts & Crafts ‘double-decker’ in the Oakdale neighborhood.
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Built ‘on spec’ ca; 1922 by the Dartmouth Real Estate Company
An Arts & Crafts ‘double-decker’ in the Oakdale neighborhood.
Continue readingBuilt in 1868-69 for Marian Deering Noyes
A substantial Second Empire double-house in the Deering Street neighborhood.
Continue readingBuilt ca: 1825 by James Parker.
A modest Colonial/Federal in the Stroudwater neighborhood.
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A Greek Revival former store and residence in the Munjoy Hill Historic District.
Continue readingBuilt ca: 1858 for Peter & Armina Nollet/Nollett
A whimsical Greek Revival in the Libby’s Corner neighborhood.
Continue readingA rare opportunity to see the interior of a Portland landmark.
In early 2024, one of the city’s landmark antebellum homes came on the market under some odd circumstances.
Continue readingBuilt on spec in 1856 by the Granville & Sewall Chase. Design by Charles A Alexander
A quartet of substantial Italianate townhouses in the Longfellow Square neighborhood
Continue readingBuilt in 1891 for Harry Butler. Design by John Calvin Stevens
An iconic Romanesque in the West End Historic District
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The primary resource for city directory information that this blog has used for the past few years is no longer available. The vendor did not renew the contract with the Digital Maine Library and, to date, I have not located a replacement for this information. The loss of this resource will certainly reduce the detail of articles as it provided a way to search by address, thus making my task much more steam lined. I am still looking for an alternative and will update this note if one is found. If any readers find something, please feel free to contact me directly.