Lincoln Park

"🌳Historic Park in Portland🌳 Lincoln Park is significant for a number of reasons, most notably for being the first public park built in the city. It's roughly 2-acres and serves as a nice respite if you need to take a break from the city noise and sightseeing. There's a large fountain, numerous benches, and a few displays of historical significance. For example, there's a millstone taken from an old windmill in 1745, as well as a memorial to the Maine anti-slavery movement in 1832 (which is part of the Portland Freedom Trail). You'll likely pass through Lincoln Park if you're exploring Portland, so be sure to take a moment of respite here before moving onto your next sightseeing stop."

"A nice park for a relaxing break from seeing sites or to enjoy a bite. Be sure to visit the surrounding area shops and local street arts and delicious restaurants. The area has much historical value and you will find interesting sites within close proximity to the park."

"Very clean park right next to federal street has a lot of clearance for municipality deposits for some ungodly fresh air reason the police department next door and the fire department next door dont seem to liberate the human race enough to make better chlorophyl import diamonds in the grass and trees."