It may be marred by graffiti, but its view remains *unmarred* by luxury condos and other such view impediments.
Jewel of the Seas is one of many cruise ships that pass through Portland's harbor on its way to points north.
In harbor dinghy racing
Sailors round the mark in a day of spectacular winds and a crystalline blue sky
It's a quick tack--not a collision-- as the boats compete for position.
Hike out! By staying on the "high side," these sailors can help keep their boats from capsizing.
Of course, with high winds, it isn't always possible. This sailor found himself in a bit of trouble.
A steam-engine "choo-choo" train will take Portland sightseers up and down the harbor walk.
As part of a community art initiative in Maine, a sculpture by Sandy Macleod has been installed along the waterfront.
Skeleton remains of a wharf; Portland's past
Dogs and kayakers alike have easy access to the water.
A cold February day, a quiet wharf, a symbol of the evolving fishing industry
Beyond Portland's past, a reminder that Portland still plays a role in the shipping industry.
The fleet, awaiting the tossing of the lines and its next haul.
The prices may fluctuate, but lobsters remain an important part of Portland's economy.
On the wharf, bait for sale
Narrow Gauge Railroad Car--Ocean Spray
A gaff-rigged schooner tacks back and forth through the harbor.
Narrow Gauge Railroad Cars