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Creating Portland
History and Place in Northern New England
Joseph Conforti, ed.
University of New Hampshire Press
University Press of New England
Table of Contents
• Acknowledgments
• Introduction: Placing Portland - Joseph A. Conforti • Formerly Machegonne, Dartmouth, York, Stogummor, Casco, and Falmouth: Portland as a Contested Frontier in the Seventeenth Century - Emerson W. Baker
• Thriving and Elegant Town: Eighteenth-Century Portland as Commercial Center - Charles P. M. Outwin • Falmouth, the American Revolution, and the Price of Moderation - James S. Leamon
• Longfellow’s Portland - Charles Calhoun • Comunidad Escondida: Latin American Influences in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Portland - David Carey Jr.
• Picturing Place: Portland and the Visual Arts - Donna M. Cassidy
• Writing Portland: Literature and the Production of Place - Kent C. Ryden
• Working Portland: Women, Class, and Ethnicity in the Nineteenth Century - Eileen Eagan
• “What They Lack in Numbers”: Locating Black Portland, 1870–1930 - Maureen Elgersman Lee
• Creating and Preserving Portland’s Urban Landscape, 1885–1925 - Earle G. Shettleworth Jr.
• From Declining Seaport to Liberty City: Portland During Depression and War - Joel W. Eastman
• Creating a “Gay Mecca”: Lesbians and Gay Men in Late-Twentieth-Century Portland - Howard M. Solomon
• Epilogue: Maine, New England, and American City - Joseph A. Conforti
• Contributors
• Index
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