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Westbrook Then & Now

This building at 942 Main St., left photo, was constructed by the Portland Railroad Co. as the Westbrook Trolley Barn, replacing an earlier structure at the location that was destroyed by fire on New Years Eve, 1905. The Portland Railroad Co. closed the barn in 1931 for economic reasons. This photo shows the building as […]

Posted inAmerican Journal

Westbrook Then & Now

This building at 942 Main St., left photo, was constructed by the Portland Railroad Co. as the Westbrook Trolley Barn, replacing an earlier structure at the location that was destroyed by fire on New Years Eve, 1905. The Portland Railroad Co. closed the barn in 1931 for economic reasons. This photo shows the building as […]

Posted inAmerican Journal

Westbrook Then & Now

This building at 942 Main St., left photo, was constructed by the Portland Railroad Co. as the Westbrook Trolley Barn, replacing an earlier structure at the location that was destroyed by fire on New Years Eve, 1905. The Portland Railroad Co. closed the barn in 1931 for economic reasons. This photo shows the building as […]

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Hannaford revealed as large turf donor

The Cape Elizabeth Town Council revealed Monday that Hannaford Bros. was the largest donor behind an effort to build a turf field. The Scarborough-based supermarket chain donated $100,000, said Hannaford spokeswoman Rebecca Howes, since the field will be built on land once owned by the Hannaford family. The council also agreed to name it Hannaford […]

Posted inCurrent, The Forecaster

Hannaford revealed as large turf donor

The Cape Elizabeth Town Council revealed Monday that Hannaford Bros. was the largest donor behind an effort to build a turf field. The Scarborough-based supermarket chain donated $100,000, said Hannaford spokeswoman Rebecca Howes, since the field will be built on land once owned by the Hannaford family. The council also agreed to name it Hannaford […]

Posted inCurrent, The Forecaster

Hannaford revealed as large turf donor

The Cape Elizabeth Town Council revealed Monday that Hannaford Bros. was the largest donor behind an effort to build a turf field. The Scarborough-based supermarket chain donated $100,000, said Hannaford spokeswoman Rebecca Howes, since the field will be built on land once owned by the Hannaford family. The council also agreed to name it Hannaford […]

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Who was Toppan Robie?

Toppan Robie, one of Gorham’s leading citizens in the 1800s, paid $500 for the Howard Clock Co., and gave it to the town after the Civil War. Historian Hugh McLellan recorded in his “History of Gorham” that Robie paid $500 for the clock. Robie came to Gorham from New Hampshire in 1799 as a teenager […]