Western Cemetery of Portland

Western Cemetery of Portland A page for those who love and visit the Western Cemetery of Portland, Maine. Raccoons, skunks, possums, groundhogs and squirrels also make there home there.

Founded in 1829 the Western Cemetery of Portland is the final resting place for veterans of the Revolution, the War of 1812, the Civil War and WWI, several Maine historic figures and Portland's poorest citizens. It is currently home to a pair of red tailed hawks and a nesting place for many song birds. It is often referred to as one of Maine's most neglected cemeteries. Due to its location is has

been the target of many vandals over the years. The loss of the cemetery's master plan in the Great Fire of 1866 has left the question of just who is buried there and where, unanswered. This page is intended to bring attention to this beautiful, peaceful and neglected place. If you are a visitor to Portland, Maine it is worth the trip to find your way to the cemetery to enjoy a stroll or picnic. Though it is has fallen under hard times the cemetery remains one of the most beautiful places in the City of Portland, Maine.

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Western Promenade
Portland, ME
04102

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