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  • December - Portland Planning Board gives green light to Maine's would-be tallest building

    November - Portland Museum of Art to buy adjacent properties

    August - The Portland Museum of Art got the OK to demolish the former Children's Museum. What's next?

    July - Maine postcards offer glimpse into history behind some of Vacationland's most iconic spots

    June - After legal battle, Portland Museum of Art applies to tear down former Children's Museum 

    June - Portland nonprofit urges art museum to hold off on Free Street building demolition

    May - Jane's Walk tours unwind the fabric of Maine's communities

    April - Greater Portland Landmarks drops lawsuit, clearing way for museum expansion

    April - After winning appeal, Portland Museum of Art to move forward with planned expansion

    April - Greater Portland Landmarks ends lawsuit over Portland Museum of Art expansion

    April - After winning appeal, Portland Museum of Art to move forward with planned expansion

    April - Judge rules art museum can demolish 142 Free St. for expansion

    March - Judge rules art museum can demolish 142 Free St. for expansion

    March - Portland Museum of Art can continue with expansion plan after judge ruling

    March - Dispute over Portland Museum of Art expansion now in judge's hands

  • December - New executive director of Greater Portland Landmarks hopes to bridge divides

    December - New Greater Portland Landmarks director starts amid lawsuit

    November - Portland approves first major zoning changes in decades

    September - Maine preservation group lists former children's museum among most endangered places

    ‍ September - Iconic Portland high-rise to become hotel with speakeasy in old bank vault

    ‍ September - Maine preservation group lists former children's museum among most endangered places

    ‍ July - Opinion: Portland Museum of Art has behaved unethically, disreputably

    July - People and Business: July 3

    July - New York City historic preservation specialist hired as leader of Greater Portland Landmarks

    June - Amid fight to block museum's expansion, Greater Portland Landmarks names new leader      

    June - Greater Portland Landmarks sues to stop demo of 142 Free St., where museum plans to expand

    June - Lawsuit aims prevent demolition of 1830's building for Portland museum expansion project

    June - Greater Portland Landmarks sues city over approved demo of Free Street building

    June - Greater Portland Landmarks sues city to prevent demolition of Free Street building

    May - Portland City Council clears the way for demolition of former children's museum

    ‍May - Fight to preserve former children's museum to be settled by Portland City Council

    May -Fate of 142 Free Street remains undecided

    May -Portland City Council delays vote on future of former Children's Museum

    April - Fate of historic Portland building heads to city council — along with art museum's future

    April - Portland Museum of Art hangs its future on fate of neighboring building

    March - Opinion: Who is historic preservation for? It's for all of us.

    March - Opinion: Who is historic preservation for?

 
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Greater Portland Landmarks is a 501c3 non-profit with a mission to use Portland’s heritage – its buildings, places, culture, and stories - as a catalyst for connection, affordability, and resilience. To engage the community to learn from its history, preserve special places, and encourage development that serves and inspires those who live, work, and visit Portland today and in the future.