Report of Collections in Washington, D.C. in Behalf of Sufferers by the Fire in Portland, Me; Volume

Report of Collections in Washington, D.C. in Behalf of Sufferers by the Fire in Portland, Me, Volume 2 documents the relief efforts organized in Washington, D.C. following the devastating fire that struck Portland, Maine. Published in 1867, this historical record provides a detailed account of the fundraising and collection activities undertaken by the Executive Committee for Relief of Portland Fire Sufferers.

This volume offers insights into the philanthropic responses to the disaster, showcasing the community's efforts to aid those affected by the fire. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the social and economic impact of the Portland fire and the methods employed to provide support and assistance during a time of crisis.

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