A McArthur Library photograph shows two of Thornton Academy’s campus at the turn of the 20th century.
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Biddeford’s Pepperell Mills under construction in 1916
A McArthur Library photograph of Biddeford’s tercentenary parade in 1916 shows one of the city’s Main Street mill buildings under construction.
Anderson Street in East Bayside, before and after urban renewal
A news photograph from 1959 shows a row of handsome triple-deckers in East Bayside, shortly before the area was bulldozed for urban renewal.
USM’s Gorham art gallery, 1961
Gorham’s old Free Meeting House, today an art gallery for the University of Southern Maine’s Gorham campus, as it looked in 1961.
Video: Chanting ‘hands up, don’t shoot,’ protesters take over Congress Street
Demonstrators halt traffic on several streets in downtown Portland in a protest over the police killings of Eric Garner and Michael Brown.
The Lancaster Block in Monument Square, in 1940 and 2014
A 1940 news photograph shows the Lancaster Block, one of the historic brick office buildings in Portland’s Monument Square.
Grand opening of the F.W. Woolworth store on Congress Street, 1946
A 1946 news photograph shows the building that now houses Renys in downtown Portland when it first opened, as the F.W. Woolworth department store.
Spring Street at High Street, 1947
A snapshot of a downtown Portland intersection before urban renewal.
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