Before revision: Sights The thirteen stops on the tour:Portland Freedom Trail – Maine Historical Society Franklin Street wharf, on Commercial Street, where enslaved people once arrived as stowaways on their journey to freedom Barber Shop of Jacob C. Dickson, 243 Fore Street Hack Stand of Charles H. L. Pierre, 29 Middle Street Abyssinian Meeting House, 73 Newbury Street Home of Charles Frederick, Harriet Stephenson Eastman and Alexander Stephenson, corner of Mountfort and Newbury Streets Eastern Cemetery Home of Elias and Elizabeth Widgery Thomas, corner of India and Congress Streets Home of General Samuel C. Fessenden, 31 India Street Friends (Quaker) Meeting House, Lincoln Park, corner of Federal and Pearl Streets Hack Stand of Reuben Ruby, corner of Federal and Temple Streets.
After revision: Sights The thirteen stops on the tour:Portland Freedom Trail – Maine Historical Society Franklin Street wharf, on Commercial Street, where enslaved people once arrived as stowaways on their journey to freedom Barber Shop of Jacob C. Dickson, 243 Fore Street Hack stand of Charles H. L. Pierre, 29 Middle Street Abyssinian Meeting House, 73 Newbury Street Home of Charles Frederick, Harriet Stephenson Eastman and Alexander Stephenson, corner of Mountfort and Newbury Streets Eastern Cemetery Home of Elias and Elizabeth Widgery Thomas, corner of India and Congress Streets Home of General Samuel C. Fessenden, 31 India Street Friends (Quaker) Meeting House, Lincoln Park, corner of Federal and Pearl Streets Hack Stand of Reuben Ruby, corner of Federal and Temple Streets.