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604:, built in 1907, was the neighborhood school until it was closed in 2011 and replaced by the Ocean Avenue Elementary School. In 2013, the city sold the Nathan Clifford School for $ 1 to the Developers Collaborative. It was supposed to primarily include "high-density affordable housing", but instead the developers "remodeled the building to create 22 market-rate apartments." On January 27, 2014, the former schoolhouse was listed on the
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plagued much of the rest of the city in the past. In North
Deering's early history, it had an agriculture- and lumber-based economy, but with the spread of the automobile, North Deering became more economically connected to the rest of the city. Today, it has become a suburban neighborhood with some retail activity. It is home to
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Marginal Way. The shoreline did not change again until the construction of the interstate in 1974. East Bayside is often confused with Bayside, which is the neighborhood on the opposite side of Franklin Street. East Bayside is represented by the East Bayside Neighborhood Organization.
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streets, 19th-century brick buildings and fishing piers. The district is filled with boutiques, restaurants and bars. Because of its reputation for nightlife, the Old Port is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. It is bordered by the neighborhoods of
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English counties (Devon, Dorset, Essex, Kent, and Warwick). The Glenwood Baptist Church was built by the 1950s. The park will be part of a greening effort to restore its intended use as a "Learning Environment" by building new natural play scapes. A partnership between the City
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Neighborhood Association was created in 2008 in an effort to define an area of the city that lacked funding and recognition. Since its inception, many improvements have been made and more are planned, such as traffic calming, beautification, and over-all streetscaping to create
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Brighton Avenue is Nasons Corner. While part of the independent town of Deering in the 1890s, the area was primarily agricultural, with acres of strawberries and fields of hay. Capisic Brook runs through part of the neighborhood, and its banks were home to the Lucas and Hamblet
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Deering is the northernmost neighborhood of the city. It is situated next to the Riverton and East Deering neighborhoods of the city, as well as the town of Falmouth. It is home to some of the oldest surviving houses in the city, because the neighborhood was spared all of the four fires that
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Deering Center and other off-peninsula neighborhoods. Longfellow Elementary School, Lincoln Middle School and Deering High School are located here. The local branch library, Burbank Library, is one of the highest circulating libraries in Maine. Capisic
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in the early 19th century. By the 1820s, the area was
Portland's second seaport via the Back Cove's ship channel. Much of the debris from the Portland fire of 1866 was deposited into Back Cove, significantly increasing the size of East Bayside. Maps produced around 1900 show an extension of the
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Bayside Trail begins on Elm Street in the Bayside neighborhood. The trail goes across the Franklin Street divided throughway, through East Bayside, and connects to the East End Trail and the Back Cove Trail. The Stone Street Playground is located in the neighborhood and is popular in the
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Parkside neighborhood, located at the base of the Portland peninsula, is bordered by I-295 on the far side of Deering Oaks, Forest Avenue on the East, Congress Street on the south, and Weymouth Street on the west. Parkside borders the neighborhoods of West End. Bayside and Libbytown.
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It is bordered by the neighborhoods of Parkside, the Old Port, and East Bayside. It is represented by the Bayside Neighborhood Association. It is often confused with the East Bayside neighborhood, which is on the opposite side of Franklin Street.
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on the west, Washington Avenue on the east, to the north by Marginal Way, and the south by Congress Street. It is bordered by the neighborhoods of Bayside, the Old Port and Munjoy Hill. It was first developed a
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of Portland, the Nason's Corner Neighborhood Association, Breakwater School and Portland Trails. They broke ground on October 29, 2013, and should be completed by the fall of 2014.
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supermarkets are located in the Bayside neighborhood, on Somerset Street and Marginal Way, respectively. Notable buildings in the Bayside neighborhood include the
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1413:'INSTITUTIONAL CREEP' WORRIES NEIGHBORS, CITY
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1698:study in architecture: Portland, Maine
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1105:Writer, Rachel OhmStaff (2022-07-27).
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606:National Register of Historic Places
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1231:Public input sought on East Bayside
1013:"Greater Portland Landmarks - Blog"
844:Western Promenade Historic District
744:Westbrook College Historic District
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1674:Insiders' Guide to Portland, Maine
1468:"Nathan Clifford School, Portland"
1155:Anderson, Patricia McGraw (2010).
1037:Magazine, Down East (2021-03-26).
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1686:A West End hideaway in Portland
1676:By Sara Donnelly, Meredith Goad
1516:Busby, Chris (August 9, 2009).
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662:Maine House of Representatives
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1961:Bridges, streets and squares
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1448:Neumann, Dan (21 May 2020).
1393:"Presumpscot River Preserve"
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1518:"The Dark Side of Parkside"
1278:Deans, Emma (8 July 2010).
1244:"East Bayside Neighborhood"
618:Old Port of Portland, Maine
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1182:"Cool Summer Hot Spots!"
1062:Ward, Ian (2019-07-17).
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2132:Portland Hearts of Pine
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459:Portland Observatory
375:Grand Trunk Cemetery
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1629:PortlandLibrary.com
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694:Peaks Island, Maine
649:Sacred Heart Church
587:Fitzpatrick Stadium
560:Deering High School
542:, Portland's local
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302:Ralph Owen Brewster
298:Frederick A Tompson
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2003:Cumberland Avenue
1988:Commercial Street
1653:"That's My Dump!"
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