1892 Map of Freeport

About this map

Freeport and its surrounding coastal peninsulas are captured here in a late 19th-century survey, illustrating the complex relationship between the interior farmlands and the jagged Atlantic shoreline. The coastal economy is evident through landmarks like Porter Landing, Mast Landing, and Bunganuc Landing, which served as vital connections between maritime commerce and the inland settlements. Further inland, the terrain rises toward Bradbury Mt, while the Maine Central Railroad and Grand Trunk Railroad intersect at Yarmouth Junction, marking the era's critical transportation hubs.