Union Station - Portland, Maine Size:8x10

Union Station - Portland, Maine Size:8x10Portland's Union Station operated from 1888 to 1960 and was located in the Libbytown neighborhood. This vintage photograph of the station was taken between 1900 and 1910, half a century before the building was demolished in 1961. A strip mall is now located on the site of the historic train station. Notably, the demolition of Union Station led to the creation of Greater Portland Landmarks in 1964, a preservationist group. The Old Town Print Gallery

aptly titled "Shepherd with Horse and Dog

it offers a unique look at the history of automotive design and innovation

our image is ready for printing

Our prints are made by industry experts at our Alexandria studio

Without the frills and artistic liberties of the pictorial maps in our collection

"Ense petit placidam sublibertate quie tem"

Each print is made with care at our studio in Alexandria

rated to last a lifetime and beyond

we worked on a digital scan to repair damage

and our paper and canvas are both rated to last over 100 years

If that's the case

taking the viewer back to a simpler time