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Names on the Old Orchard Beach map

Every name below is printed on this map. Look for your street, your school, the park where you played, or the pond down the road.

Places and landmarks4

  • Surfside
  • Pine Park
  • Milliken Mills
  • Ocean Park

Streets and roads140

  • Saco Avenue
  • East Grand Avenue
  • Portland Avenue
  • West Grand Avenue
  • Cascade Road
  • Ocean Park Road
  • Temple Avenue
  • Old Salt Road
  • Cliff Avenue
  • Longcove Drive
  • Hobson Avenue
  • East East Cummings Boulevard
  • Ross Road
  • Wild Dunes Way
  • Smithwheel Road
  • Seaside Avenue
  • Ryefield Drive
  • Union Avenue
  • First Street
  • Dirigo Road
  • Ocean Avenue
  • Kavanaugh Road
  • Milliken Mills Road
  • Pond View Road
  • Randall Avenue
  • Walnut Street
  • Little River Road
  • Atlantic Avenue
  • Seaview Avenue
  • Long Cove Drive
Show all 140 streets
  • Old Orchard Road
  • Macintosh Lane
  • Birch Lane
  • Milliken Street
  • Date Street
  • Free Street
  • Garden Street
  • Trotter Lane
  • Powder Horn Camping
  • Fern Park Avenue
  • Winona Avenue
  • Camelot Circle
  • Dolphin Avenue
  • Oakmont Drive
  • Poplar Street
  • Massachusetts Avenue
  • Smith Avenue
  • Jameson Hill Road
  • Park Avenue
  • Ballpark Way
  • School Street
  • Foote Street
  • Sherwood Drive
  • Adelaide Road
  • Elm Street
  • Lake Avenue
  • Highland Avenue
  • Summit Street
  • Old Cascade Road
  • Neptune Road
  • Cedar Avenue
  • McCallum Drive
  • Pine Valley Road
  • Pine Cone Drive
  • Goosefare Drive
  • Patoine Place
  • Manor Court
  • Cookman Avenue
  • Cherry Hills Road
  • Deer Isle Drive
  • Seacliff Avenue
  • Heath Street
  • Odessa Avenue
  • Wavelet Street
  • Lucette Avenue
  • Country Drive
  • Imperial Street
  • Chestnut Street
  • Casey Lane
  • Willow Avenue
  • Stanley Drive
  • Easy Street
  • Harmon Avenue
  • Ft Hill Avenue
  • 15th Street
  • Staples Street
  • Pondview Road
  • Colby Avenue
  • King Phillip Drive
  • Whispering Sands
  • Evergreen Avenue
  • Pine Brook Terrace
  • Castine Drive
  • Grand View Drive
  • Banks Brook Road
  • Captain's Road
  • Manor Street
  • Bouchard Court
  • Dirigo Drive
  • Pacer Avenue
  • Oregon Avenue
  • New Colony Drive
  • Amba Way
  • Mac Arthur Avenue
  • Pleasant Street
  • Eden Lane
  • Tunis Avenue
  • Red Oak Drive
  • Spring Street
  • Puffin Street
  • Pearl Avenue
  • Hilltop Drive
  • Lindas Way
  • Old Orchard Street
  • Central Park Avenue
  • Orchard Hill Terrace
  • Wintergreen Street
  • Grove Avenue
  • Glen Eagle Drive
  • Goodwin Avenue
  • Granny Smith Court
  • Center Street
  • Royal Street
  • Valley Lane
  • Olympia Avenue
  • Francis Street
  • Sixth Street
  • Tioga Avenue
  • Lawn Avenue
  • Ocean Pines Drive
  • Parcher Avenue
  • Porter Road
  • Melvin Avenue
  • Nobles Lane
  • Schoppee Drive
  • Beach Plum Drive
  • Jeanette Avenue
  • Pavia Avenue
  • Paige Avenue
  • King Street

Names are listed as they appear on the printed map. Zoom into the product photos to find them.

About Old Orchard Beach, Maine

Old Orchard Beach is a resort town of 8,960 people in York County, on Saco Bay. Abenaki people lived here before Europeans came, and the British explorer Martin Pring reached the mouth of the Saco and Goosefare rivers in 1603. Thomas Rogers came to the Goosefare Brook area in 1636, settled the land officially in 1657 and called it "The Garden By The Sea." After an Indian attack wrecked his homestead, his family moved to Kittery. The apple orchard they left behind lasted about 150 years as a landmark for sailors, and it gave the town its name.

Visitors came early. A public house opened in 1829, and by 1837 tourists were paying to board at a local farm. Over the following decades Old Orchard grew into a major resort, where planes took off from the beach and cars raced on the sand. The fire of 1907 destroyed most of the big hotels, so the Ocean House, built around 1895 at 71 West Grand Avenue, is now the oldest hotel still standing on the beachfront.

  • World's longest steel pierOn July 2, 1898, a steel pier built by the Berlin Iron Bridge Co. for $38,000 opened at Old Orchard. At 1,825 feet it was the world's longest steel pier. A storm soon took 150 feet off its length, and another one ten years later left it at 700 feet. A blizzard destroyed the pier in 1978, and the wooden pier built in 1980 reaches 500 feet into the Atlantic.
  • Dancing at the Pier CasinoA ballroom called the Pier Casino stood at the end of the 1898 pier, with room for 5,000 dancers. After the second storm shortened the pier, the Casino was moved. Between the two world wars it booked Frank Sinatra, Benny Goodman, Louis Armstrong, Guy Lombardo and Xavier Cugat. It was torn down in 1970.
  • Cummings' Guest House, 1923In 1923, when Black musicians were turned away from other local hotels, Rose and Edward Cummings Jr. opened the Cummings' Guest House at 110 Portland Avenue for Black visitors. Lionel Hampton, Count Basie, Cab Calloway and Duke Ellington all stayed there. The guest house kept its doors open until 1993 and is now on the National Register.
  • A revival camp at Ocean ParkBates College president Oren B. Cheney built a Free Will Baptist revival camp at Ocean Park, down the beach from the center of town, in 1881. On January 24 of that year, its association told the State of Maine that it planned a summer resort for religious, educational and other meetings. The community is still going, and its Ocean Park Historic Buildings are on the National Register.
  • Palace Playland since 1902Palace Playland opened in 1902 on four acres of beachfront and is one of New England's last old-style seaside amusement parks. Its rides once included Noah's Ark, a rocking boat-shaped funhouse meant to thrill a 5-year-old without scaring one, and the Jack and Jill slide, which hauled riders on a hemp mat up a 50-foot tower. A fire in 1969 burned both, along with the Mine Ride, the Whale's Mouth and two carousels.

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