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==History== ==History==
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Sagamore Village Historic District is a public housing community in Portland, Maine. Located in Nason's Corner neighborhood, it contains 200 housing units. As of 2019, there were 538 residents, 243 of which were aged 20 and under.

History

It was built by the Federal Housing Administration in 1941 to house war industry workers during World War II. It was designed by John Howard Stevens and John Calvin Stevens II, local architects and the descendants of John Calvin Stevens. The buildings were listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2020.

References

  1. "Sagamore Village Defence Housing Project, Portland, 1942". Maine Memory Network.
  2. "Sagamore Village Study Center". PORTLAND HOUSING AUTHORITY - STUDY CENTERS.
  3. "Sagamore Village – Portland ME". Living New Deal.
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