Portland Railroad Company was a trolleycar service which operated in Portland, Maine, between 1860 and 1941.
Portland Railroad Company cars in Monument Square around 1909. From left to right, the three cars closest to the camera are running the Union Station-to-Grand Trunk Station route, the Deering route, and the Union Station-to-Munjoy Hill route
Track remnants along Congress Street on Munjoy Hill
A streetcar crossing the Million Dollar Bridge between Portland and South Portland shortly after its 1916 opening
Portland Railroad Company Substation, built in 1911, in Scarborough, Maine
Portland station was a passenger rail station on the Grand Trunk Railway in Portland, Maine, United States. It stood to at the foot of India Street, Portland's first street, between 1903 and 1966. It
Viewed in 1906 from the intersection of Fore Street and India Street
The former footprint of the station, with the extant Grant Trunk and steamship offices building at right (2024)
The rear of the office building (left of center) is in view in this 2016 image of the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad from the Eastern Promenade Trail