1892 Map of Freeport

About this map

Freeport and the surrounding Casco Bay coastline serve as the focal point of this late 19th-century survey, revealing a landscape defined by its maritime commerce and expanding rail infrastructure. The coastal region is dotted with historic landing sites such as Mast Landing, Porter Landing, and Bunganuc Landing, which indicate the area's importance in the shipping and timber trades of the era. Inland, the convergence of the Maine Central Railroad and the Grand Trunk Railroad at Yarmouth Junction highlights the critical role of the rail network in connecting coastal Maine to the larger regional economy.