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The crowd waited for President Theodore Roosevelt at Union Station in Portland. Roosevelt was in Portland on August 26, 1902 and gave a speech at 32 Deering Street, the home of former U.S. Representative Thomas Brackett Reed.

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About This Item

• Title: Crowd welcoming President Teddy Roosevelt, Union Station, Portland, 1902
• Creator: Carl C. Coffin
• Creation Date: 1902-08-26
• Subject Date: 1902-08-26
• Location: Portland, Cumberland County, ME
• Media: Glass Negative
• Dimensions: 10.2 cm x 12.7 cm
• Local Code: Coll. 426, Box 28a/17
• Collection: Carl C. Coffin glass plate negatives
• Object Type: Image

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Standardized Subject Headings

• Crowds--Maine--Portland
• Presidents--United States
• Railroad stations--Maine--Portland
• Union Station (Portland, Me.)
• Visits of State--Maine

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• Roosevelt, Theodore

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• politicians

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