Railroad Maps and Plans

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In 1858, the Maine Legislature passed a law establishing the railroad commissioners, who were responsible for overseeing railroads in the State. From the 1880s to the 1910s many railroad plans were approved by the commissioners, and those plans now reside in the Archives. In 1913, the railroad commissioners were abolished and the new Public Utilities Commission assumed responsibility for railroad regulation.

Records

Miniature of Plan Showing Proposed Track for H.C. Morse, Waterville
Plan Showing Proposed Track for H.C. Morse, Waterville
Miniature of Plan of Proposed Spur Track to Horace Purinton & Co's Brick Kiln, Waterville
Plan of Proposed Spur Track to Horace Purinton & Co's Brick Kiln, Waterville
Miniature of Maine Central Railroad Proposed Underpass from Front Street to Private Way 2/10 Mile South of Station, Waterville, Me
Maine Central Railroad Proposed Underpass from Front Street to Private Way 2/10 Mile South of Station, Waterville, Me
Miniature of Plan Showing Land Required by Maine Central R.R. Co. for necessary tracks for addition to terminal yard, Waterville, Maine
Plan Showing Land Required by Maine Central R.R. Co. for necessary tracks for addition to terminal yard, Waterville, Maine
Miniature of Waterville Plan Showing Allen Avenue
Waterville Plan Showing Allen Avenue
Miniature of Plan of Proposed Spur Track to Horace Purinton & Co's Brick Kiln, Waterville (copy)
Plan of Proposed Spur Track to Horace Purinton & Co's Brick Kiln, Waterville (copy)
Miniature of Plan of Proposed Spur Track to Horace Purinton & Co's Brick Kiln, Waterville
Plan of Proposed Spur Track to Horace Purinton & Co's Brick Kiln, Waterville
Miniature of Railroad Map of Maine
Railroad Map of Maine
Miniature of Maine, Waterville Sheet
Maine, Waterville Sheet
Miniature of Sketch Showing Location of Proposed Road Under M.C.R.R. Track at Union Street, Waterville, Maine
Sketch Showing Location of Proposed Road Under M.C.R.R. Track at Union Street, Waterville, Maine